Delft University of Technology

Premium partner

Contactinfo

info@tudelft.nl +31 15 27 891 111

Address

Jaffalaan 5
2628 BX Delft

DSyS brings together scientists from more than thirty different TU Delft chairs. This enables DSyS to provide high-quality research capacity to national and international consortia and networks on a wide range of topics, such as safe transport, robots, remote sensing, drones and aerial surveillance, shipping and aviation safety, storage and logistics, forensics, terrorist threat to critical infrastructures and the design of safe cities.

Safety and security science is about the scientific analysis of undesired events, disasters and accidents (both intentional and unintentional). Safety relates to unintentional threats, caused by natural disasters, and unintentional human behaviour such as technical failures, and human error. Special emphasis within DSyS lies on these domains: Occupational safety, Structural design & safety, Safety & natural hazards, Methods & techniques. Security relates to intentional threats caused by intentional human behaviour, such as crime, fraud and terrorism. These domains receive special attention within DSyS: Cybersecurity, Physical security, Crisis management.

Information source and living lab
DSyS wants to act as an information source in the field of safety and security. DSyS carries out research and develops methods and techniques aimed at quantifying safety issues and optimising general and design solutions. One such example is the development of so-called ‘living labs’, in which a polder or city centre are replicated or simulated on a small scale. Companies and government organisations can join in and see whether the proposed solutions can work for them. DSyS is also looking for test sites in the ‘real world’ where theory and practice can be combined.

Delft University of Technology

Activities within Security Delta

Voting Opened for the Computable Awards 2024 – HSD Partners and ICSSS Among Nominees

HSD Partners and ICSSS Among Nominees Computable Awards 2024

Registration ONE Conference 2024 Now Open

Boosting the Cyber Security of European Power Grids

Digitalzh and Security Delta Team Up to Help Entrepreneurs Enhance Digital Security

Experts Discuss Advancements and Challenges in OT Security at HSD Café

Talent for Good Fair 2024

Security by Design in The Detectable Vegetable Project: Reducing Food Waste with Smart Sensors

Recap of the first Smart Safety & Security Talks Session

NWO Awards Funding to Projects Aimed at Collaboration Between Humans and (Semi-)Autonomous Systems

HSD Advisory Board Welcomes Four New Members

Dutch National Police and TU Delft Sign Collaboration Agreement

One Conference e-Magazine 2023

HSD Partners Among Nominees Computable Awards 2023

Results Human Capital Agenda Security 2019-2022

The Proven Value of Gamification in Security Culture

Decrypting Cybersecurity in the Netherlands

New Research Launched for Intervention and Prevention of Subversive Crime (KIC)

ESORICS 2023 is Coming to The Hague

City Deal ‘A Smart City, That’s How You Do It’ Extended and Continued

AI-MAPS Prepared for Challenge

The Hague Gets 'University Center' in Heart of City

ELSA Lab Defence for Responsible AI Usage Officially Launched

Hackathon for Good 2022 Opens Call for Challenges

TU Delft's Control Room of the Future starts collaboration with Technolution and Phase to Phase

Introducing Three New Members HSD Advisory Board

Two Research Projects Awarded €3 Million Funding within KIC Call ‘Data & Intelligence’

Autonomy European Cyber Security Techniques Necessary for International Threats

Capstone Entrepreneurial 2022 Kicked Off

AI Peace Palace

Dutch AI for the Dutch Language (NAIN)

Participation Call: Meet Master Students in Cyber Security at Capstone Entrepreneurial 2022

Two ELSA Labs on 'Human-Centered AI for an Inclusive Society - Towards an Ecosystem of Trust'

Security Education Programmes offered Amidst Growing Demand for Talent

Cybersecurity and -Resilience for South Holland

Cyber Crisismanagement

IQCapital Fund Receives €64 Million Injection of Capital

NLAIC Podcast on AI Research in Language and Speech Technology: Marlou Snelders (HSD) and Saskia Lensink (TNO)

Looking Back at the First Year of Master Cybersecurity Engineering of the HHS

New Designers Winner of Hackathon for Good 2021

Update: Activities Human Capital Agenda Security 2019-2022

Decrypting Cybersecurity in the Netherlands

NAIN-Consortium Publishes Report About State of Dutch Language Technologies

Landschap Nederlandstalige Taal- en Spraaktechnologie

Celebration of multi-year collaboration in Cybersecurity between Japan and the Netherlands

OM Programme: BEC Fraud

Celebration of Multi-Year Japanese and Dutch Collaboration in Cybersecurity

Consortia Prepare for NWA Synergy Programma Call on AI at HSD Campus

Knowledge Summit Marks Five Years of Collaboration Between NL and Japan on the Protection of Critical Infrastructures

Recap: Japan-Netherlands Expert Roundtable on Cybersecurity for Energy and Industry 4.0

DINL Speaks on Behalf of Digital Sector with Formateur Mariëtte Hamer

1.8 Million for Research Into Quantum Security of Public Key Infrastructure

10 Million Euros Awarded for Solving Cyber Security Issues

Open Source Data Diode

The Netherlands’ National Growth Fund Awards the Dutch AI Coalition with 276 Million Euros to Accelerate the Opportunities of AI

TU Delft and NFI Join Forces to Innovate Forensic Investigation

Governments, Businesses and Knowledge Institutions in South Holland Invest € 1.4 Billion in Economy

Data Science Initiative Recap

TU Delft Appoints ‘Pro Vice-Rector’ of AI, Data and Digitalisation

Recap Indo-Dutch Digital Cyber Security Mission

Province of South Holland Invests in Human Capital and 'Lifelong Development'

Leiden- Delft- Erasmus Universities Start New Cyber Security Programme

Indo-Dutch Cyber Security Digital Mission

One Conference 2020: e-Magazine

South Holland Growth Agenda

New Approach Against CEO- and Digital Invoice Fraud to Oppose Cyber Criminals

First Quantum Network in NL Released by End of 2020 Between Delft and The Hague

Innoveren over grenzen heen

De Overheid als Partner bij Datadelen

Partners and Advisory Board Members Contribute to HSD Strategy 2020-2025

Online Entrepreneurial Skills program Cybersecurity of TU Delft and TU Twente

Minister Ingrid van Engelshoven and European Commissioner Mariya Gabriel launch Quantum Inspire

FIOD and TU Delft Join Forces in Investigating Digital and Financial Crime

Call for Participation: Meet Master Students in Cyber Security at Capstone Entrepreneurial

MRDH Invests in Regional Education Programmes

WIFS 2019 Call for Demos on Forensics and Security

Strategisch Actieplan voor Artificiële Intelligentie

Launch Dutch Strategic Action Plan for AI and AI Coalition