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… processing activities, enhance the effective protection of data subjects and their rights, and trigger virtuous competition in this field among organisations 16 March 2022 Maastricht, The Netherlands Maastricht University European Centre on Privacy & Cybersecurity 2022 This document summarizes the Maastricht University Data Protection as a Corporate Social Responsibility Framework (UM-DPCSR Framework) which has been developed in the context of a two-year multistakeholder research project carried out at Maastricht University’s European Centre on Privacy and Cybersecurity (ECPC). The idea of data protection as a corporate social responsibility was conceived by Prof. Dr. Paolo Balboni. It was first introduced on his personal blog in 2017 and then officially presented during his inaugural lecture on 10 May … data is re-collected multiple times. Such practices create potential data protection compliance problems (for example, with respect to the principles of data minimization, accuracy, and storage limitation) and cybersecurity risks (by increasing the attack perimeter and decreasing security in unmanaged applications). It must not be forgotten that such practices also contribute to the climate crisis. Socially responsible behaviour within the CSR and ESG domains furthermore entails that companies …

… Dittrich Hall, Student Services Centre, Bonnefantenstraat 2 Prof. Mariek Vanden Abeele Professor of digital culture, Ghent University Annet Dekker, PhD Assistant professor of cultural analysis, University of Amsterdam Prof. Paul Ducheine Professor cyber operations and Brigadier General, University of Amsterdam Maarten Schenk Lecturer and expert on fake news, disinformation and fact checking Prof. Andre Dekker Professor of clinical data science and medical physicist, UM Our society is digitising. … through digitisation. The individual lectures 1. Disconnect to Reconnect? The Science behind Digital Well-being and Digital Disconnection (Vanden Abeele / 7 Nov) 2. Conserving and presenting digital art (Dekker / 14 Nov) 3. Digital warfare: the use of cyberspace in conflicts (Ducheine / 21 Nov) 4. Dangers of Social Media Monopolies (Schenk / 28 Nov) 5. Data & AI for better health care (Dekker / 12 dec) Cost of the whole series UM students €10 / UM employees and students from other schools €25 / …

… of war, the protection of the wounded and the treatment of civilians, and the methods of enforcement. Particular attention will paid to current challenges to International Humanitarian Law, such as asymmetric warfare, targeted killings by drones, cyber warfare and the use of private military contractors. Are the present rules of International Humanitarian Law adequate to regulate these activities or are new rules required? In order to find answers to these questions we will study relevant …

… 24 52074 Aachen, Germany. 2Institute of Communication Technologies and Embedded Systems, RWTH Aachen University, Kopernikusstrasse 16, 52074 Aachen, Germany. Abstract: Serious concerns over hardware security are reflected through large-scale hardware attacks in the globalized supply chain of integrated circuits (ICs). In the domain of digital logic-locking schemes several vulnerabilities have emerged in recent years and require attention for future locking strategies. As part of a wider aim at … for future hardware security applications. Keywords: bioinspired systems, bionanointerfaces, logic locking, ISFETs, microfluidics, hardware security. Introduction Logic locking [1] is a powerful technique that can withstand various hardware attacks. In this scheme, several additional gates known as ‘key gates’ are added in a logic circuit. Unless a correct digital key is provided to these key gates, logic circuit gives a false output and thus functionality of the circuit is hidden. However, several attack models such as Boolean satisfiability (SAT) and machine learning [2] based attacks are found to penetrate through the security provided by logic locking. Here, we propose an idea to go beyond the use of ‘digital keys and make use of biochemical …

… 43 3.7.5 Studentinitiatieven 44 3.7.6 Initiatieven van derden waarin UM participeert 45 3.7.7 Duurzaam gedrag van medewerkers en studenten 45 3.8 Bedrijfsvoering 45 3.8.1 Personeelsbeleid 45 3.8.2 ICT 47 3.8.3 Additionele toelichting betreffende de cyberweerbaarheid van de UM 49 3.8.4 Facility Services 50 3.9 Medezeggenschap en inspraak 52 3.10 UM en financieel resultaat 52 3.10.1 Beleid ten aanzien van beleggen en belenen 52 3.10.2 Kasstromen en liquiditeitspositie 53 3.10.3 Uitzettingen, … terugkijkend op een bewogen maar ook krachtig 2019, het kerstreces in. Op de valreep van het jaar werden we echter getest. Niet op onze koersvastheid, maar op weerbaarheid en saamhorigheid. Op 23 december ging het mis. We werden overvallen door cybercriminelen die in geen tijd alle windows systemen wisten te gijzelen. We konden niet anders dan ons hele IT-landschap op slot zetten. Vanaf het begin was het duidelijk voor welke enorme opdracht we stonden. Alles werd in het werk gesteld om het … rol en positie worden gevoerd. De nauwe samenwerking met de medezeggenschap is alleszins constructief en geeft de universiteit een solide basis, zo is nog recent gebleken toen de organisatie onder grote spanning moest functioneren vanwege een cyber attack. 28 29 3 De Universiteit Maastricht in verslaggevingsjaar 2019 3.3.8 Profileringsfonds In 2019 hebben 527 studenten aanspraak gemaakt op financiële ondersteuning uit het profileringsfonds. De grote meerderheid hiervan heeft aanspraak gemaakt in …