As Australia’s peak body for Cyber Security, AISA’s annual awards recognise and promote excellence, innovation and professionalism in the area of cyber security by individuals, projects, teams and organisations.
CSRI congratulates the Development of Australian Cyber Criteria Assessment (DACCA) project team who has won the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) Researcher(s) of the Year Award.
Researchers
Professor Chang-Tsun Li, Dr. Nan Sun, Dr. Leo Zhang, and researchers from CSU.
Overview
The project aims at promoting the use of the Common Criteria (CC) among stakeholders in IT security products to give them confidence in the cyber security technologies that they are investing in or operating. Specifically, the project targets products related to:
- specification
- development
- evaluation
- certification and approval
- procurement and deployment
Led by Deakin University, the DACCA project is an industry-focused, inter-sectoral endeavor. It is strategically funded by the Cyber Security CRC and implemented by a team consisting of Deakin University, Charles Sturt University (CSU), Quintessence Labs, and the Australasian Certification Authority at ACSC.
Project Aims
- to promote the use of the Common Criteria (CC) among stakeholders in IT security products
- to develop a Protection Profile for encryption key management technologies
- to identify the international and national barriers to CC adoption
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