M-SEC
An EU-Japan collaborative project
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Nadine Teles
EU Projects Manager @ F6S Network Limited
Aamir Bokhari
20+ yrs of global experience in Information Security & IT across healthcare, finance, telecom, education & high-tech institutions
Akira Tsuge
I'm a engineer of Wireless Sensor Network and Platform for IoT area.
Arturo Medela Ceballos
I'm a Telecommunications Engineer active and interested in the R&D field
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M-Sec is a EU-Japan collaboration which stands for “Multi-layered Security technologies to ensure hyper connected smart cities with Blockchain, Big Data, Cloud and IoT”.
The project is developing a multi-layer secure IoT framework that is compatible with the transfer and processing of personal data between the EU and Japan.
M-Sec framework provides the technological foundation to comply with GDPR, APPI, the Adequacy Agreement between the EU and Japan, and will be validated through its two cross border use cases.
For more information, please go to www.msecproject.eu/
The project is developing a multi-layer secure IoT framework that is compatible with the transfer and processing of personal data between the EU and Japan.
M-Sec framework provides the technological foundation to comply with GDPR, APPI, the Adequacy Agreement between the EU and Japan, and will be validated through its two cross border use cases.
For more information, please go to www.msecproject.eu/
Staff
Admin
Admin
Nadine Teles
EU Projects Manager @ F6S Network Limited
Aamir Bokhari
20+ yrs of global experience in Information Security & IT across healthcare, finance, telecom, education & high-tech institutions
Akira Tsuge
I'm a engineer of Wireless Sensor Network and Platform for IoT area.
Arturo Medela Ceballos
I'm a Telecommunications Engineer active and interested in the R&D field
Mathieu Gallissot
Cyber-security system architect @ CEA-LETI #Nanoelec
Nobukazu Yoshioka
I'm an associate professor of National Institute of Informatics in Japan