The Cyber Security Knowledge
Transfer Network (KTN) is making £250,000 funding available for academic and
industry organisations to research a range of security challenges.
The KTN hopes the funding will promote greater cooperation between industry
and academia in the field of security research.
Organisations must bid research projects which will deliver the best
information on topics including:
A guide for smaller organisations on how to understand and prevent e-crime,
A way to assess the security risks of outsourcing,
A guide to the security risks of service orientated architetures.
Those that are picked will be eligible for £50,000 funding awards.
The KTN is also offering funds on behalf of the
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research
Council (EPSRC) for post-graduate students to work with a company for three
years to solve a specific cyber security challenge.
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