Serenity Project members

One of Italy’s major company within the
system and business integration market whose global R&D budget reaches 5% of its consolidated turnover.

ATC provides information systems for banking, finance, media, business and commercial sectors and operates in the Greek, Balkan and EU markets. It has been certified ISO 9001.

One of the world’s leading IT companies, involved in major international projects such as the Olympic Games.

Founded in 1894, the City University contributes to the city’s academic, cultural and business life. Almost 11 500 students coming 153 countries attend the university.

Deep Blue is a research and consultancy company created by a group of senior researchers coming from major Italian Universities and Research Centres. Its team gathers specialists in human factors, cognitive psychology, interaction and graphic design, safety.

Fraunhofer is an autonomous research organisation with a decentralised organisational structure, which currently maintains 58 research institutes throughout 15 German Länder.

Katholieke Universiteit is the largest academic institution in Belgium and one of the oldest European universities. Is has over 50 researchers working in the area of information security belonging to different departments.

Telefonica I+D is the innovation company of the Telefonica Group. With a headcount over 1000, this 100 % subsidiary strengthens the Group’s competitiveness through development of high-quality telecommunication products, services and systems.

SAP is the recognised leader in providing e-business solutions for all types of industries, markets and the world third-largest independent software supplier.

SETCCE (Security Technology Competence Centre) is a joint research centre established by industrial
organizations and public (governmental) institutions.

STM provides marketing and communication services for IT enterprises and organises IT-related conferences.

Thales It is a global electronics company serving Aerospace, Defence, and IT markets worldwide. With operations in more than 30 countries and 63,000 employees, the group generated 10.6 billion of revenues in 2003.

The University of Trento ranks consistently among the top Italian universities in recent CENSIS surveys and hosts a large number of joint degrees in all disciplines with counterparts in Austria, France and Germany.

The University of Malaga (UMA) has about 40.000 students. It grants degrees in Industrial/Mechanical Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering and Computer Science. The research group that involved in Serenity is the Software Engineering Group (GISUM) that is part of the Computer Science Department.

The University of the Aegean was established in 1984 and is one of the three youngest Universities in Greece. The Information and Communication Systems Security Laboratory is active, for more than ten years, in the areas of Information and Communication Systems Security, Privacy and Data Protection.