Seán Gaines Cooke Investigador Principal sgaines@vicomtech.org

1. eSEC Asamblea General – León 20111026 Seán Gaines Cooke Investigador Principal sgaines@vicomtech.org 1

2. HISTORIA Centro de Investigación Aplicada • Centro de Investigación Aplicada en Tecnologías para Gráficos por Ordenador, Interacción Audiovisual y Comunicaciones (sin ánimo de lucro) • Situado en el Parque Tecnológico de San Sebastián desde 2001 • Fundado por y

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4. RECURSOS Nuestro equipo humano • + 90 Investigadores (19 PhD., ingenieros, informáticos, …. ) • Personal internacional (Colombia, Francia, Alemania, Irlanda, Polonia, Bielorrusia, Italia …) • Doctorados realizados, entre otros, en… • Imperial College London (Reino Unido) • Cambridge University (Reino Unido) • Manchester University– UMIST (Reino Unido) • ETH Zurich (Suiza) • Universidad de Burdeos (Francia) • Universidad Técnica de Darmstadt (Alemania) • Ohio StateUniversity (EEUU) • Universidad de Navarra (España) • Universidad del País Vasco (España) • Universidad de Deusto (España)

5. ÁREAS Descripción de la línea de investigación Digital TV and Multimedia Services DVB Standards, new representationformats, TV & Internet … BiomedicalApplications and e-Health MedicalImageAnalysis, visual analytics, e-health, telemedicine eTourism and Cultural Heritage Tourismapplications, cultural resource management,HeritageRecovery… IntelligentTransportSystems and Engineering VR/AR, Interactive 3D, artificial vision, Simulation, Semantic and CAD, … 3-D Animation and Interactive Virtual Environments Mutiplatform-multilanguageInterfaces, avatars, e-Learning, SeriousGames … Human Speech and Language Technologies

6. ALIANZAS Participación en instituciones Socios Junta directiva Miembros

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9. CLIENTES Y SOCIOS Digital TV and Multimedia Services Vilaumedia Dominión Tecnologías S.L. Hispavista Euskaltel Eitb G93 Ubiqa EIKEN TELEVES, S.A. MIER COMUNICACIONES, S.A INTEGRASYS, S.A. IKUSI - ÁNGEL IGLESIAS, S.A. SES ASTRA IBERICA, S.A. CEDETEL COMMUNI.TV S.L. EGATEL, S.L. HISPASAT, S.A. HyC I2CAT Telefónica I+D Thales Fast Athens Technology Center Consorzio Nazionale Interuniversitario per le Telecomunicazioni …….. Biomedical Applications and e-Health eMEDICA S.L. Noray Bioinformatics S.L. BTI Bilbomatica S.A. Proner Ingeniería y Desarrollo S.L. Redytel, Ingeniería de Telecomunicaciones S.L. Teccon Biobide Hospital de Cruces Hospital Donostia Instituto Biosanitarios CIC-Biogune CIC-Biomagune Progenika Pharmamar Zeltia Telvent ERESA GMV Hispasat S.L Neuropharma Sistemas Genómicos Oryzon Geopac ALMA consultingGroup eTourism & Cultural Heritage TheMovie virtual S.L.. Vilaumedia Dominión Tecnologías S.L. Cicerone Entornos Interactivos S.L. Batura Mobile Solutions S.L. KomaZerbitzuKulturalak S.L. GoienaKomunikazioZerbitzuak, Koop.EEuskaltel Araldi S.L. IKUSI –Angel Iglesias CIC-tourgune LKS Microgénesis, S.A DS2S.A. LGAI TECHNOLOGICAL CENTER, S.A. GIGLE SEMICONDUCTOR S.L. ENERGY SISTEM SOYNTEC S.A. Telefónica I+D Moviquity TRIVISIO The Lighthouse ……… 3-D Animation and Interactive Virtual Environments Irusoin S.A Mixer Delirium Studio PausokaEnterteinment Interlan Redox Multimedia Donewtech Tknika Asociación Innovalia CBT Comunicación Multimedia Activa Multimeda Telefonica I+D Avantalia CARSA Desarrollos Tecnológicos e-pyme S.L. Nextel Information & Image Management System, S.A. TreeLogic S.L. Tunstall Telecom LTD Siemens Swedish Handicap Institute Philips ....... IntelligentTransportSystems and Engineering Irisom Ikusi Dominion Ingeinnova Zeuxasolutions S.L. Lurbegrup, S.A. Inertek Reiner e Hijos S.A. Alecop s.coop. PreviforSimultation S.L. Indubrik 2000 S.A Innovae Visión S.L. STT Ingeniería y Sistemas S.L. S21sec Information Security Labs S.L EpeSasemar/Centro Jovellanos Análisis y Simulación S.L. Telefónica I+D Ericsson ATOS IDEC S.A. Sociedad Portuguesa de Innovación

10. CAPER CAPER - Common information Acquisition , Processing, Exploitation and Reporting • Applied research and development project financed by the European Commission through the Framework Programme 7 Security theme. • Topic Addressed: • SEC2010.1.2-1 Information and knowledge management for the prevention of organised crime. • Core Objective: • Information sharing and Open Source Intelligence Platform for Law Enforcement Agencies. • Status: • Underway • Project Duration: • 36 months (20110701-20140630) • Consortium: • 17 Partners • 7 Countries

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12. CAPER Project Rationale • Current tools for the fight against organised crime include information technology systems, typically developed ad-hoc for each LEA. • Disperse data sources. • Importance of these systems reside on their ability to provide evidence and warnings on facts that otherwise would not be detected. • Need for optimizing co-ordination between different agencies • Limitations apply: dispersed sources of information; various formats, language dependence; interoperability of systems; information sharing and security, and trans-national considerations • Tackle the availability of the widest range of information types and sources, data extraction and transformation tools and processes for knowledge management

13. CAPER LEA Challenges • LEAs are faced with the challenges of managing vast quantities of informationinmultiplemodalities, formats and languages based on a number of technologies • ICT itself isakeycomponentin committing crime. • Information sharing between LEAs is inadequate and often wasteful • Experientialknowledge in the LEAs is not being captured. • Jurisdictionalpowers have not kept pace with the ICT revolution • Manualdetection of relevant information in OpenSources coupled with a lack of intelligent processing of CloseSource databases is inefficient and costly

14. CAPER Project Goals • Demonstrate the possibility of integration in a larger system. • Driven by end-users. • A distributed system to be shared by the law enforcement agencies. • Build by (re-) using systems and modules. • Deal with information acquisition, processing and exploitation. • Taking into account legal issues. • All data-format (multilingual text and speech, video, image etc). • Sources (open or closed source, disparate high volumes data repositories, network flows, etc.). • All levels of data extraction, transformation, mining, etc. • Correlate real-time and historical data to allow automatic and under-demand (hypothesis building) analysis and decision-making

15. CAPER CAPER – Science & Technology Objectives • Standards Based Technologies and Common Architecture • A universal system architecture deployable in all European jurisdictions • Based on standard ICT technologies with comprehensive interfaces for internal and future integration • Focus on Operational Interoperability • Application of semantic technologies to enhance organisational interoperability • Development of common operational ontology • Multilingual Analysis • A common architectures for linguistic analysis extensible to any other language • Combination of rule-based and statistical linguistic techniques for text mining and information extraction • Allow searches to be performed across languages via alignment of lexical resources • Multimedia Analysis • Analysis of textual, video, image and audio content High performance video and image processing will be implemented • Content reduction to Text and Images • Biometric data detection (Voice and Image) • Visual Analytics • Fused data from closed and open sources that allow one to infer conclusions from the other • Creation of Visual Analytics display models specifically tailored to Law Enforcement Agencies • Integration of semantic analysis technologies with Web data mining techniques in Visual Analytics • User, not Technology, Focused • Focus on the LEA needs, not the technology. • Combine multilingual, multimodal content with semantics for interoperability to provide users with better investigative tools. • Provide LEAs with early warnings of trends and the option to react proactively

16. PROYECTOS INFRAESTRUCUTRAS CRITICAS BUCOPCI – Business Continuity Planning in Critical Infrastructure • Proyecto de I+D financiado por la Comisión Europeo (CIPS) • Investigación y desarrollo de soluciones para abordar el desafío de la continuación de proceso de negocio en situaciones de desastre (específicamente terrorismo) • Definir Guidelines para la Gestión de la Continuidad de Negocio • Mantenimiento y Consultoría Continuada de la Continuidad de Negocio ante un incidente o contingencia. • Sistema que garantice y asegure la continuidad de las funciones del negocio y la mejora en la disponibilidad global de los sistemas de información • Guidelines para la creación de Planes de Seguridad para Operadores de CI • 24 meses de duración (Julio 2011 – Julio 2013) • Liderado por ISDEFE

17. PROYECTOS INFRAESTRUCUTRAS CRITICAS Sistema de Seguridad de la Información en la nube para proteger las Infraestructuras Críticas • Proyecto de I+D financiado por MICINN (INNPACTO) • Sistema de Gestión de Seguridad de la Información (SGSI) a través de la nube, especificado y validado por los usuarios finales, que permita la detección de alertas tempranas de ciberataques sobre las Infraestructuras Críticas • Herramientas que permitan el análisis de la información relativa a las vulnerabilidades que pueden afectar dispositivos empleados en los sistemas de control • Su provisión como un servicio en la nube, de modo que las organizaciones no necesitarán tener instalado un SGSI propio • Seguir los estándares de seguridad contemplados (ISO 27001, ISO 27000, S/CMM, etc. • Colaboración de CNN-CERT, Andalucía-CERT y operadores de infraestructuras relevantes. • Plazo de ejecución de 30 meses (Julio 2011 – Enero – 2014)

18. MUCHAS GRACIAS POR SU ATENCIÓN Seán Gaines Cooke sgaines@vicomtech.org