Research at the Naval Systems Cyber Defense Chair
The École Navale, Naval Group, THALES, IMT Atlantique, and ENSTA Bretagne have a twenty-year tradition of scientific exchanges and collaborations in the fields of naval systems, information systems, and telecommunications.
Our scientific topics focus on:
the protection of sensitive onboard information,
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the analysis of the reliability and integrity of information collected by sensors and then used by ship information systems.
13
PhD graduates
5
PhD students
15
research professors
10
engineers and experts
1 600
thesis pages written
Ongoing researches
Obfuscation of Human Activities in Encrypted Communications: Application to Maritime Industrial Networks
Objective: Develop advanced network obfuscation methods to enhance communication protection and the security of critical system-of-systems.
Hybrid Artificial Intelligence for Root Cause Analysis of Maritime Cyberattacks
The objective is to develop a tool whose application will study naval cyberattacks and contribute to improving the understanding of protection measures.
Security of Embedded AI in Network Intrusion Detection Systems
The objective is to secure AI models in network intrusion detection systems against adversarial attacks.
The Supervisory Team
The Chair is primarily a team of PhD students, research professors, and industrial experts working together.
Latest scientific publications
Using CVSS scores can make more informed and more adapted Intrusion Detection Systems
SECL: A Zero-Day Attack Detector and Classifier based on Contrastive Learning and Strong Regularization
RISC-V embedded AI for IDS applications
News and events
Community Congress by StartUpSecure KASTEL
David Brosset will be giving a keynote speech at the Community congress in Karlsruhe on 10 April 2025.
2024 defense replay
Quentin and Robin's thesis defenses are now available for replay.
Doctor Portrait #7: Nicolas Pelissero
A new portrait in our series featuring our doctors, with Nicolas Pelissero.