Supporting Growth: New CyBOK funding for small projects to expand resources for CyBOK v1.1

Published: 29 Jan 2024, 7 a.m.

Building on the success of earlier calls, CyBOK’s most recent call for proposals invited the cyber security community to develop CyBOK v1.1 resources through funded small-scale projects. We are excited to announce that funding has been awarded to the following projects:

Project title Lead Organisation

CyBOK Wiki - feasibility study Lőrinc Thurnay University for Continuing Education Krems, Austria

Development of materials for AI for Security Hossein Abroshan Anglia Ruskin University, UK

Development of redistributable laboratories for Hardware Security Denis Nicole University of Southampton, UK

First-cycle university course based on CyBOK Joakim Kävrestad Jönköping University, Sweden

Five transport safety MSc courses: A teachability feasibility study Emma Taylor Cranfield University, UK

Phase 4 Open Source CyBOK Practical Challenges and Learning Resources Z. Cliffe Schreuders Leeds Beckett University, UK

Widening CyBOK: A Mapping of Strategic & Defence Cyber Research against the Knowledge Areas Basil Germond Lancaster University, UK

Project title	Lead	Organisation
CyBOK Wiki - feasibility study	Lőrinc Thurnay	University for Continuing Education Krems, Austria
Development of materials for AI for Security	Hossein Abroshan	Anglia Ruskin University, UK
Development of redistributable laboratories for Hardware Security	Denis Nicole	University of Southampton, UK
First-cycle university course based on CyBOK	Joakim Kävrestad	Jönköping University, Sweden
Five transport safety MSc courses: A teachability feasibility study	Emma Taylor	Cranfield University, UK
Phase 4 Open Source CyBOK Practical Challenges and Learning Resources	Z. Cliffe Schreuders	Leeds Beckett University, UK
Widening CyBOK: A Mapping of Strategic & Defence Cyber Research against the Knowledge Areas	Basil Germond	Lancaster University, UK

Project outputs will be published on the CyBOK website later in 2024.