Ruslana DEHTYAR, a teaching intern from the Department of Criminal Law Disciplines and Judicial Proceedings, completed the Genesis IT Law Intensive lecture course – a week of 5 live lectures by the Ukrainian co-founding IT company Genesis.
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Successful completion of the Spring School of a Young Scientist 4.0
Ruslana DEGTYAR, PhD candidate of the Department of Criminal Law and Judiciary, successfully completed the Spring School of Young Scientist 4.0, which is confirmed by a certificate.
The School of a Young Scientist is a unique educational and scientific project organized by the Council of Young Scientists under the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine.
The event gathered post-graduate students (adjuncts) from various universities of the country and from various fields of science. During four weeks, the participants attended lectures from leading experts and took part in practical master classes.
Successful Conclusion of the Summer School on “Data Protection and Cybersecurity: European Experience in the Context of Military Conflict”
From June 17th to 21st, the academic and research institute of law of Sumy State University hosted a Summer School as part of the Jean Monnet educational project under the EU Erasmus+ program (101125350 – EUEPPDC – ERASMUS-JMO-2023-MODULE) titled “EU Experience in Data Protection in Cyberspace”. This event served as a forum for discussing pressing issues of cybersecurity and data protection against a backdrop of increasing cyber threats in Europe and globally.
The event was attended by over 130 individuals, including academics, higher education students, school pupils, as well as representatives from government and local authorities. The Summer School brought together participants from various regions of Ukraine, facilitating the exchange of experiences and fostering new professional relationships.
The program was comprehensive, consisting of 8 hours of lectures and 8 hours of practical sessions conducted on the modern platform, Examenarium. The lectures covered a broad range of topics from theoretical foundations of data protection to the analysis of specific cases of cyberattacks and their mitigation methods.
Particular attention was given to the practical aspects of information protection. Participants had the opportunity to practice skills in identifying cyber threats and methods for protecting personal data, which is crucial in the face of contemporary information challenges.
The sessions were conducted at a high academic and scientific level. Both lecturers and participants actively engaged in discussions, enhancing a thorough understanding of the topics presented. The project team expresses sincere gratitude to all participants for their active involvement and looks forward to further collaboration in upcoming educational initiatives.
Участь у заході взяли понад 130 осіб, серед яких були науковці, студенти вищих навчальних закладів, учні шкіл, а також представники державної влади та місцевого самоврядування. Літня школа зібрала учасників з різних регіонів України, що дозволило обмінятися досвідом і налагодити нові професійні зв’язки.
Програма заходу була насиченою: вона включала 8 годин лекційних занять та 8 годин практичних сесій, які проводилися на сучасній платформі Examenarium. Лекції покривали широкий спектр тем, від теоретичних основ захисту даних до аналізу конкретних кейсів кібератак і методів їх нейтралізації.
Особливу увагу на заході приділили практичним аспектам захисту інформації. Учасники мали можливість відпрацювати навички ідентифікації кіберзагроз та методи захисту персональних даних, що є надзвичайно важливим в умовах сучасних інформаційних викликів.
Заняття відбулися на високому навчально-науковому рівні. Викладачі та учасники літньої школи активно брали участь у дискусіях, що сприяло глибокому розумінню розкритих тем. Команда проєкту висловлює щиру подяку всім учасникам за активну участь і сподівається на подальшу співпрацю у рамках наступних освітніх ініціатив.
Summer School “Protection of personal data and cyber security: European experience in conditions of military conflict”Launched
Today, at the Academic and Research Institute of Law of Sumy State University, the Summer School “Personal Data Protection and Cybersecurity: European Experience in the Context of Military Conflict” was officially launched. This event is held as part of the educational project under the Jean Monnet direction within the framework of the EU Erasmus program 101125350 – EUEPPDC – ERASMUS-JMO-2023-MODULE “EU Experience in Data Protection in Cyberspace.”
Results of the Round Table Protection of Intellectual Property Rights of Researchers and Scientific Institutions: EU Best Practices”
June 13-14, 2024: Round Table “Protection of Intellectual Property Rights of Researchers and Scientific Institutions: Best EU Practices”
On June 13-14, 2024, within the framework of the project “Protection of Intellectual Property Rights of Researchers and Scientific Institutions: Best EU Practices” 🇪🇺, a round table was held, focusing on the most pressing issues of intellectual property protection in Ukraine and EU countries.
On guard of security: Personal data and modern cybercrimes”
Sumy State University celebrated Science Day with a “Scientific Picnic,” where scientists, students, and visitors gathered to discuss cutting-edge research and educational initiatives.
“Scientific Picnic” at Sumy State University: Science with Benefits and Protection
In celebration of Science Day, Sumy State University hosted an event that combined science with leisure—the “Scientific Picnic”. This year, the theme “How to Profit from Science” particularly captured the interest of students and faculty alike.
The lecture on the security of personal data took place within the framework of the project EU experience on the protection of personal data in cyberspace under the Erasmus+ program, the direction of the Jean Monnet Module.
Within the framework of the educational project 2023-2026 – EUEPPDC – 101125350 – ERASMUS-JMO-2023-MODULE: EU Experience in Protecting Personal Data in Cyberspace under the Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Module, a landmark lecture was held on the topic “Challenges of Modernity in the Field of Personal Data Protection”. The lecture was conducted by Mikhail Dumchykov, a senior lecturer and project leader.
As part of the Erasmus+-funded educational project EUEPPDC – 101125350, a significant lecture was delivered by Mikhail Dumchykov, a renowned expert in cybersecurity and the project leader. The event focused on pertinent issues such as the impact of Big Data and blockchain technologies on privacy, the assessment of benefits and risks associated with large datasets, and the analysis of interactions between Web 2.0 and 3.0 platforms.
The discussion sparked considerable interest among participants, highlighting the challenges and opportunities associated with ensuring confidentiality in the digital age. The lecture attracted students from the fields of Law, International Law, and the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technologies, demonstrating a high interest in integrating knowledge across different disciplines. The event was highly rated by attendees, who actively participated in discussions and posed questions.
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New strategies in the fight against cybercrime: an open lecture within the framework of the project “EU Experience on the Protection of Personal Data in Cyberspace”
Recently, a significant event took place within the framework of the 2023-2026 educational project titled EUEPPDC – 101125350 – ERASMUS-JMO-2023-MODULE, which focuses on studying the EU’s experience in protecting personal data in cyberspace under the Erasmus+ programme, specifically the Jean Monnet Module. The main theme of the event was an open lecture titled “Cybercrime: The Challenge of Protecting Personal Data in the Modern World.”The project curator, Olga Bondarenko, delved deeply into the issue of personal data protection on the Internet, placing particular emphasis on aspects of their vulnerability. She unveiled key challenges and discussed contemporary methods to safeguard information from unauthorised access.Also present at the event was the guest expert, practicing solicitor Marina Kysloshchaeva, who shared practical aspects of her work. She described real-life situations faced by professionals in protecting client data in cyberspace and offered valuable advice on ensuring cybersecurity.The lecture sparked lively discussion among the participants, highlighting the relevance of personal data protection in today’s era of information transparency.
An interesting lecture by Professor Katrin Nyman-Metcalfe of the Tallinn University of Technology’s Law Department titled “AI and Copyright” took place.
On 6 May 2024, the Department of Criminal Law and Procedure at the Intellectual Property programme hosted an engaging online lecture on the topic of “AI and Copyright”. The lecture was delivered by Professor Katrin Nyman-Metcalfe, a leading expert in the field of law and technology from the Law Department of Tallinn University of Technology.