• Date and time: Friday 31 October
• Registration fee: The event is free to attend and we will cover lunch and coffee breaks
• Registration deadline: Tuesday 21 October midnight AOE ¹⁾.
• Registration: The deadline has passed. Email Martin if you still really want to participate, and we'll see what we can do.
• Presentations: PhD students are expected to give a short talk about their work
• Organisers: Nasjonal sikkerhetsmyndighet and Forsvarets forskningsinstitutt
• Location: NSM, Fornebu

Big thanks to NTNU for providing hosting for the home page.

• 09.00: Registration and mingling
• 09.30: Opening
• 09.45: Jonathan Komoda Eriksen (KU Leuven): Post Quantum Standardisation: What went <del>wrong</del>right with SIDH/SIKE?
• 10.30: Break
• 11.00: Håkon Isaksen Frøland, Jørn Ola Birkeland (Bekk): Case study: Using homomorphic encryption for aggregating risk assessments at the Norwegian Mapping Authority
• 11.30: PhD student presentations
  • Ole Martin Edstrøm (NTNU): Modelling User Mistakes in eIDs
  • Oskar Goldhahn (NTNU): Nested Program Logic for EasyCrypt
  • Espen Sund (NTNU): Parameter estimation under different models of trust
• 12.00: Lunch
• 13.00:
  • Raymond André Hagen, Sander Hofstad Strand, Fredrik Fossheim, Simen Sæther Romdahl (Digitaliseringsdirektoratet): Kvantemigrering av Altinn
  • Einar Andreas Øvreness (EIDEL): Implementing cryptographic security in space
• 14.00: Important news from the institutions
• 14.15: Break
• 14.40: PhD student presentations
  • Arne Sandrib (UiB): On the Differential Uniformity of Polynomials over Galois Rings
  • Noshaba Naeem (USN): Decentralized, Secure and Privacy-Preserving Sharing of Health Data
  • Caroline Sandsbråten (NTNU): Olingo: Threshold lattice signatures with DKG and identifiable aborts
  • Emil August Hovd Olaisen (NTNU): Key Exchange from Monodial Actions
  • Mohamed Abdelmonem (Simula UiB): Fault Attacks on Post-Quantum Cryptography
• 15.30: Turid Herland (Keysight): Weird crypto protocols I have seen in real-world products
• 16.00: End

Dinner: 18.00 at Barcode Street Food. There should be plenty of room to socialise at the same place before dinner.

All of the above information is subject to sudden change, depending on the number of talks, student participation, amount of important news, table availability at Barcode Street Food, and useful suggestions from you.