CCIS - Key Persons

Bian Yang (B.S. 2000, M.S. 2002, Ph.D. 2006) joined in 2008 the biometric team (later Norwegian Biometric Laboratory (NBL)) led by Prof. Christoph Busch at the Norwegian Information Security Laboratory (NISlab) at Høgskolen i Gjøvik (NTNU i Gjøvik since 2016) working on biometric data protection, privacy-enhancing technologies, and identity management during 2008-2015. He developed the applied information security research on healthcare services in the Department of Information Security and Communication Technology and created in 2016 the eHealth and Welfare Security (eHWS) group under the Center for Cyber and Information Security (CCIS), which aims at improving the cybersecurity and privacy understanding, methods, and technologies for healthcare services, and the mutual understanding between the health sector and the information security research community.

Ellen Bjørge Ekse

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Deputy Member for Administrative and Technical Staff Representative

Filip Jessen

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EU Adviser

Fredrik Schille

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Senior Engineer

Galina Verchenko

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Giulia Manzotti

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Research Librarian

Han Hendrik B. Vandevyvere

Håvard J. Nilsen

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Advisor

Håvard Loeng

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Senior Librarian

Ingrid Bouwer Utne

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Member Representing Temporary Scientific Staff

Kaja Adelheid Bøyum Huus

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Rector

Katrin Franke

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Professor
Professor of Computer Science

Katrin Franke is a professor in computer science within the information security environment at NTNU in Gjøvik. In 2007 she joined the Norwegian Information Security Lab (NISlab) with the mission to establish research and education in digital and computational forensics. In this context she was instrumental in setting up the partnership with the Norwegian police organisations as part of the Center for Cyber and information Security (CCIS). Dr. Franke is now associate director SFI NORCICS and also leading the NTNU Digital Forensics group. Dr. Franke has 25+ years experiences in basic and applied research for financial services & law enforcement agencies (LEAs) working closely with banks and LEAs in Europe, North America and Asia.