CCIS is a Norwegian national centre for research, training, and education in cybersecurity and privacy that was established in 2014 by stakeholders from industry, academia, and government. It aims to increase Norway's capacity for addressing long-term cybersecurity challenges, develop competence in relevant organizations, support the government internationally, facilitate knowledge sharing, and become a center of expertise in Europe. CCIS conducts research in areas like biometrics, cyber defense, critical infrastructure protection, and privacy.

1. is a partnership and a national centre
for research, training and education,
established by key private and public stakeholders
in industry, academia, privacy and security.
CCIS had its official opening August 15th 2014.
CCIS.no

2. 1. to increase our
national capacity to
meet long-term
security challenges in
a digital world
2. to develop
competence in
Norwegian agencies,
companies and
academia
3. to be a professional
support for our
government in
international
discussions and
commitments
4. to establish a forum
for efficient knowledge
exchange between
companies, agencies
and sectors, and
between excellence in
research and
application
environments
5. to become a knowledge
and expertise node in
Europe
GOAL

3.  Biometrics
 Cyber defence
 Critical infrastructure protection
 Forensics and Data Crime Investigations
 Information security management
 Privacy
80 people
60 man-years

4. SCIENTISTS WHO BUILD BRIDGES
CENTRE THE PARTNER INSTITUTION