1. Introduction to Cybersecurity CysPri Lab,UNSW Australia Prof Sanjay Jha Director, Cyspri Lab School of Computer Science and Engineering, UNSW

2. Main campus in Sydney  Established 1949  Distinctive: only Australian university established with specific scientific and technological focus  Large and highly regarded Engineering and Business faculties  Defined internationally recognised research strengths focusing on contemporary and social issues in professional and scientific fields Applied research and strong industry connections  Cosmopolitan and International: 1 st Australian University enrolling International Students since 1951, now from > 120 countries; 20-25% International #46 QS Rankings; #159 SJT Rankings

3. Australia/Japan Collaboration Exponential growth in data, data movement and a variety of forms in which data is represented and manipulated. –- hand held devices, cars, aeroplanes, cloud etc. Cybersecurity has the potential to affect every one of us –- Foiling Cyber war, Cyber terrorism, and Cyber espionage Both Japan and Australia are highly ranked by Bloomberg’s Global Innovation Index - High Tech Density: 6 th and 25 th - R&D Intensity: 9 th and 14 th - Researcher Concentration: 17 th and 15 th - Productivity: 20 th and 5 th

4. Cyber Security and Privacy Lab (CSE) UNSW focus on Systems oriented security Cross Disciplinary work with Law/Policy Main Research Areas: – Formal Methods for Trustworthy Systems – Privacy and Trust for mobile networked systems – Network and Communications Security – Secure Embedded Devices For more information: http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~cyspri

5. Cybersecurity highlights Winner of annual NSA Cybersecurity Research Paper competition in 2015 (co-author Professor Morgan) First formally verifiable/Secure OS Kernel – Sel4 (Prof. Heiser’s group) in collaboration with Data61 Top spots in the Cyber Security Challenge for a number of years (lead by A/Prof Buckland) Google Faculty Award, SDN Security (Jha/Pagnucco) Participant in EU-FP7 project with several industry partners (IBM, NEC, Philips, Thales, Bicore) – completed with “Excellent reviews by EU”

6. UNSW Cybersecurity Highlights Security of IoT - IoE wearable devices is a major UNSW research strength: Part of Cisco IoE Centre of Excellence Funding from ARC, Google, DSTO and DARPA UNSW has the largest concentration of internetworking and telecommunications research leaders in Australia. – UNSW has established itself as the hub of SDN and related security research in Australia.

7. Workshop Agenda 6 talks by visitors from Japan Poster/demo session by UNSW research students Cyber security education collaboration discussions Planning for future research projects/engagements