Prof. Dr. Henrich C. Pöhls
The junior professorship for Secure Information Systems was held by Prof. Dr. Henrich C. Pöhls from April 1, 2021, to August 31, 2021.
Teaching and Other Activities
Henrich C. Pöhls lectures in IT-Security, i.e General IT-Security as well as Secure AI Systems, and in his teaching and research he tries to bridge gaps by conducting interdisciplinary work especially in the fields of IT-Security (esp. cryptography), software development and law:
"The more gaps between those worlds get bridged, the more sound (=safe, secure and legally compliant) ICT-enhanced products and digitally-enhanced environments will be."
Besides teaching he collaborated and lead several successful research projects on security and privacy for Cloud (eg. PRISMACLOUD) & IoT (eg. RERUM and SEMIoTICS). Finally, he is also active in national and international standardisation (eg. editor of ISO/IEC standard series 23264 on Redaction of authentic data in ISO/IEC JTC 1 / SC 27).
- Secure AI Systems (increasing the IT-security of AI systems and risk analysis of systems that incorporate AI functions)
- Integrity protection (legally, cryptographically, organisationally),
- Redactable & Sanitizable Signatures,
- Legal implications of Digital Signatures (EU Electronic Signature Legislation - eIDAS),
- Privacy Enhancing Technology (PET) and Data Protection with respect to Authenticity and (Structural) Integrity Protection of the contained Information,
- Security of Internet-Of-things (IoT),
- SupplyChain- / SOA- / BusinessProcess-Security,
- Digitally Signed Microformatted Content and
- Tree-Based Structured Document Formats (XML-Based).
- Additional interests:
- Web-Services, "Web 2.0"
- Wireless Communications (WLAN, Bluetooth, RFID, etc.)
- TLS, PKI, and Certificates
- Networked Smartcards
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