Actualités Archive - TELECOM SudParis

Cybermois: the month dedicated to cybersecurity

Cybermois is the French version of European Cybersecurity Month (ECSM), an awareness-raising event held each October by ENISA, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity.

Telecom SudParis, rising in the rankings with IP Paris

IP Paris ranks 46th in the QS World University Rankings 2025. It is another global step forward for Telecom SudParis

ERASMUS DAYS

Telecom SudParis celebrates Erasmus on Thursday, October 10, 2024. Come and hear from students and graduates who have experienced this wonderful international adventure during Erasmus Days.

The quandary of health data in the AI era: privacy or fairness?

Associate Professor at Telecom SudParis, Nesrine Kaaniche uses healthcare data to explain how the EQUIHid project is exploring how federated learning can make healthcare services fairer and more respectful of privacy.

Digital start-up trophy: launching your business through a competition

Created in 2009, the Digital Start-up Trophy was born out of the desire of three leading higher education establishments, including Telecom SudParis, to bring their diverse skills to bear on digital projects.

e-VITA: promoting “ageing well” through digital technology

With an increasing proportion of older people, how can digital technologies be used to promote ageing well?

How are standards an asset for corporate innovation?

Marius Preda is a teacher and researcher at Telecom SudParis, and Convenor of Working Group 7 (WP 7), analyzing technological needs and trends in 3D standards. Find out more about his key role in shaping the future of standards technologies and building collective visions in the field of multimedia content standardization.

Who will gain control of Internet security in Europe?

Maryline Laurent, professor at Telecom SudParis and co-founder of the VP IP chair at Institut Mines-Télécom, and Montassar Naghmouchi, PhD student in Blockchain at Telecom SudParis, discuss the enormous powers of certification authorities and the excesses of cybersurveillance.