Sharpen your skills in applied cryptology and SIM-based applications! The Nice - Sophia Antipolis session will propose 4 new or updated advanced trainings covering the latest advances for embedded devices security and Java Card 3.0 programming.
Try Smart University's unique approach, based on mixed inputs from renowned researchers/academics with IT professionals' ones. Working hand in hand, under the supervision of the steering committee, they design and lead training courses you will not find elsewhere. Have a look a their program overviews below.
Note you can combine these trainings with two co-located high level conferences:
- Smart Event'11, a key industry & research forum in e-ID, e-mobility and Smart Security,
- and NFC World Congress, a business conference and exhibition dedicated to NFC.
• Recent Developments in Applied Cryptology - September 20, 2011
Leaders: Bart Preneel and Vincent Rijmen, professors at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
Keep you up to date with the recent developments and trends in applied cryptography. The focus is on the developments that do matter for practitioners: block ciphers, stream ciphers, hash function, MAC algorithms...
• Cryptographic engineering for embedded services- September 21, 2011
Leader: Benedikt Gierlichs, researcher, COSIC lab, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
Techniques to implement cryptography in embedded systems from both hardware and software viewpoints. Get a high level view of the security architecture and get to grips with specific components developing.
• Hands on Java Card 3.0 Programming - September 20 & 21, 2011
Leader: Pr Michel Koenig, Polytech' Nice-France
Best experts from the industry and academia will teach you how to program on Java Card 3.0, how to build, deploy, and run web applications based on the Java Card 3.0 platform.
• new: Discovery of Java Card Trimming Tool - September 22 morning, 2011
Leader: Thierry Violleau, Java Card 3 Architect, Oracle
Get an overall presentation of the trimming tool: requirements and configuration, optimizing a Java Card S platform implementation and discuss it freely with Oracle experts.
