Martin Henze
@henze.bsky.social
Securing industrial networks, one bit at a time. Assistant professor at RWTH Aachen University and research group leader at Fraunhofer FKIE.
Have you ever wondered what happens with the LaTeX sources that you submit to @arxiv.bsky.social? In joint work with Jan, Johannes, David, and Joscha, we had a look at exactly that! Shout out to Johannes for taming 2.7 Million arXiv submissions (partly with multiple versions).
Could it be that the NDSS review deadline broke anonymous.4open.science ?
🇬🇧: With the two-year “Port to Europe” postdoctoral fellowship, RWTH Aachen University invites highly qualified young #scientists to complete their next #research project in Aachen. Interested parties can apply until October 5. 👍 ➡ www.rwth-aachen.de/go/id/botjje/lidx/1
Intrusion detection in industrial control systems with comprehensible alarms and no extensive expert knowledge required? Check out our (Fraunhofer FKIE and @rwth.bsky.social) work on GeCo 🦎 to realize generalizable and comprehensible industrial intrusion detection. 1/3
Extremely proud and honored to be recognized as a distinguished reviewer (for the second year in a row!) at #NDSSsymposium2025, one of the leading security conferences.
Hey academic BlueSky. I'm currently preparing a new graduate course on privacy-preserving processing of industrial data, ranging from file and database security over machine learning security to PETs. Any topics I should defintely cover? Do you know about relevant text books, slide sets, papers ...?
Always a personal highlight of the year: The graduation ceremony of RWTH's computer science department. This year, we celebrated the graduation of Simon and Stefan who both did excellent theses with my group (unfourtunately, our other excellent graduates couldn't make it).
Heute Abend trinke ich ein Kölsch in Gedenken an einen sehr speziellen Menschen. Wie man in seiner Wahlheimat so schön sagt: Niemals geht man so ganz.
Excited to share that our upcoming USENIX Security 2024 paper on detecting evasions of SIEM rules in enterprise networks has finally been pre-published: www.usenix.org/syste... If you are working with SIEM rules in your network, this is definitely a paper you want to read.
