doc. dr. Cormac Callanan / Asst. Prof. Dr. Cormac Callanan
E-mail: cormac.callanan@fis.unm.si
Dr. Cormac Callanan je koordinator za kibernetsko varnost pri projektu ESIWA (Krepitev varnostnega sodelovanja v Aziji in z Azijo), ki ga financira EU. Projekt ESIWA se osredotoča na spodbujanje tesnih odnosov med EU in partnerskimi državami v Aziji (Indija, Indonezija, Japonska, Malezija, Republika Koreja, Singapur, Tajska in Vietnam) na štirih področjih (kibernetska varnost, pomorska varnost, boj proti terorizmu/prepreprečevanje nasilnega ekstremizma in krizno upravljanje).
Dr. Callanan podpira prizadevanja EU za spodbujanje mednarodnega prava, norm odgovornega ravnanja držav in varnostnih standardov v kibernetskem prostoru, da bi okrepili sodelovanje na področju kibernetske varnosti. Dejavnosti se osredotočajo na spodbujanje politik in standardov kibernetske diplomacije ter izboljšanje medsebojnega razumevanja med državami glede uporabe mednarodnega prava v kibernetskem prostoru.
Dr. Callanan ima več kot 30 let izkušenj na področju odzivanja na nezakonite spletne vsebine in kibernetsko kriminaliteto, vključno s trgovino z ljudmi na internetu. Doktoriral je s področja tveganj za zasebnost podatkov na mobilnih napravah, magistriral iz oblikovanja računalniških sistemov ter magistriral iz napredne varnosti in digitalne forenzike (certifikat GCHQ). Bil je soavtor Smernic Sveta Evrope o sodelovanju med organi kazenskega pregona in ponudniki internetnih storitev, ki jih je Evropsko sodišče za človekove pravice citiralo kot doseganje ustreznega ravnovesja med izmenjavo podatkov in pravicami do varstva podatkov. Je soavtor knjige “Self- and Co-regulation in Cybercrime, Cybersecurity and National Security”. Je član irskega nacionalnega svetovalnega sveta za spletno varnost (NACOS) in Europolove industrijske svetovalne skupine.
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Dr. Cormac Callanan is Cyber Security Coordinator of the ESIWA (Enhancing Security Cooperation in and with Asia) EU-funded project. ESIWA focuses on promoting the close relationship between the EU and partner countries in Asia (India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Republic of Korea, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam) in four areas (cybersecurity, maritime security, counter terrorism/prevention of violent extremism and crisis management).
Dr. Callanan supports EU efforts to promote international law, norms of responsible state behaviour and security standards in cyberspace in order to strengthen cyber security cooperation. Activities focus on promoting cyber diplomacy policies & standards and improving mutual understanding between countries on the application of international law on cyberspace.
Dr. Callanan has over 30 years’ experience on responding to online illegal content and cybercrime activities including human trafficking on the Internet. He is qualified with a PhD in data privacy risks on mobile devices, an MSc in Computer Systems Design and an MSc in Advanced Security and Digital Forensics (GCHQ certified). He was co-author of the Council of Europe Guidelines on Cooperation between Law Enforcement and Internet Service Providers quoted by the European Court of Human Rights as achieving the appropriate balance between sharing data and data protection rights. He is co-author of “Self- and Co-regulation in Cybercrime, Cybersecurity and National Security”. He is a member of the Irish National Advisory Council for Online Safety (NACOS) and Europol Industry Advisory Group.