Risk management development projects

Course: cybersecurity and social engineering

The project comprises collaboration between DBI and KEA to develop two courses in cybersecurity. The content will span from the human factors in Social Engineering, to physical security with electronic surveillance, locks and door alarms.

Dogana

The aim of the DOGANA project is to define organisations' vulnerability to Social Engineering (SE) and also to reduce the risks related to Social Engineering.

Improver

The aim of the project is to develop guidelines and methods to make critical infrastructures more resilient in the face of a disaster.

Social Engineering and Vulnerability Assessment Framework (SAVE)

The aim of the project was to show that Social Engineering is a threat to the critical infrastructure in Denmark, and also to make recommendations for handling this risk.

Stronger technical security infrastructure

The aim of the project was to strengthen Denmark's technical security infrastructure

Disaster

The aim of the project was to develop a data model to help the emergency services to communicate better. The project focused on symbols exchanged on maps. For example, the symbol for fire can vary from country to country.

SOS project

The aim of the project was to develop business and growth through ICT-based services, and to disseminate the technologies and working methods to other sectors.