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| Full Name: | Security Expert INITiative | |
| Basic data: | Type of the project: | EU IST FP6 project, Integrated Proj | 
| IST SO: | Towards a global dependability and security framework | |
| Project Reference: | 001929 | |
| Launch: | December 2003 | |
| Duration: | 28 months (finished) | |
| Consortium: | 14 partners from 7 countries | |
| Coordinator: | Thales Communication S.A., France | |
| Website | http://www.seinit.org/ | |
| Description: | The overall objective of the
        Security Expert INITiative (SEINIT) project is to ensure a trusted and
        dependable information security framework, ubiquitous, working across
        multiple devices, heterogeneous networks, being organisation independent
        (inter-operable) and centered around an end-user. | |
| Relevance to HYDRA: | SEINIT project delivers new
        security models to design innovative security architectures, the
        security policies addressing the existing and coming threats, and the
        components to build network infrastructures. Project is considering V2V
        (Virtual to Virtual) virtualization paradigm aiming to inspire trust and
        ensure the security of heterogeneous "infospheres",
        communities, networks and infrastructures. The V2V virtualization
        paradigm is for creating an end-to-end, progressively adaptive security
        system across heterogeneous and mobile virtual worlds. Virtualization is
        a powerful principle used to conceive a heterogeneous computerized
        reality in a different manner by reducing its visible complexity.
        Control of privacy is left with the user while the framework applies the
        appropriate level of security. SEINIT designed the framework security
        protocols and technologies as components. When new security components
        or technologies emerge, they can be added to the framework. A separate
        EU project DISCREET will design and develop the user interface. | |

 
 


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