The Conference F5 Solutions Day, Veracomp, Romania

The Course Social Media Implication in Law Enforcemente, The European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training (CEPOL), Hungary

The International Multi Track Conference on Sciences, Engineering & Technical Innovations, The CT Group of Institutions, India

The International Policing Forum, The People’s Public Security University of China, China

The Seminar GoDigital, PRISMA European Network, Romania

The Economic Forum, The Foundation Institute for Eastern Studies, Poland

IDC IT Security Roadshow, The International Data Corporation (IDC), Romania

The Conference Cybersecurity Challenges, Marshall Center, Romania

The Radio Romania News Euroatlantica, Romania

The Workshop Challenges and Opportunities in Cyberspace, Al. I. Cuza Police Academy, Romania

 

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Laboratory guide “Software for Office” was published

March 21, 2014  748 views  Events
Laboratory guide "Software for Office" was published in the research prokect 2013/RAISA/04 entitled "Management of Automatic Data Processing Techniques". The guide was edited by dipl.-ing. Gabriel Petrică and Assist.Professor Ioan-Cosmin Mihai, under the coordination of Professor Angelica Bacivarov, PhD - Vice President for academic activities of RAISA. The book contains complex applications and offers solutions to common problems encountered in implementing an electronic document layout, automatically performing complex calculations, plotting, ...

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“Information Security” Book Launch

November 22, 2012  720 views  Events, Scientific Events
"Information Security" book launch will be held at the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Information Technology, Building B, Room B032 on 05.12.2012, at 17:00. The book entitled “Information Security” is written by me and it is a follow-up of the book “Computer System Security”, written in 2007. The aims of the book “Information Security” are to study security of information systems and to propose different solutions to improve it. The book assumes that current information systems are vulnerable to attacks and failures/errors, ...

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