Stjepan Picek is an associate professor in the Digital Security (DiS) group. He studies the intersection of cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. Combining those fields, he specializes in implementation attacks (side-channel analysis, fault injection) and security of machine learning.

I am an associate professor leading the Applied and Provable Security (APS) group at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). My research focuses on post-quantum cryptography – cryptography that resists quantum computer-aided attacks.

Tom Meurs is a PhD candidate and analyst at TCC-ON and focuses on ransomware. How common is ransomware in the Netherlands? How much damage do Dutch companies suffer from ransomware? Why do victims pay the ransom? These are some of the research questions that concern Tom.

Investigating and mitigating cyber security threats and incidents. In her daily tasks Victoria integrates technical security triage skills with communication skills and process analysis to minimize the impact of security incidents and prevent them from recurring.

Working every day to identify punctures in security defences, Stijn can use social engineering, technical exploits, as well as business process mistakes to prove that something is insecure. And then help fixing it.