Research Group

NTNU Digital Forensics

The research group focuses on research and development of advanced computational methods to establish and prove the scientific basis of forensic investigative procedures, with the objective to support forensic examiners in their daily casework.

Vacant positions

NTNU Digital Forensics Group has two vacant research project positions as PhD researchers within the ESSENTIAL EU MSCA-ITN project, Evolving Security SciencE through Networked Technologies, Information Policy And Law:

Deadline for applications: 2 January 2019.

Key Academic Staff

Part-time Academic Staff

Stefan Axelsson, Associate Professor

+47-+4748183407 stefan.axelsson@ntnu.no Department of Information Security and Communication Technology

Geir Olav Dyrkolbotn, Associate Professor

geir.dyrkolbotn@ntnu.no Department of Information Security and Communication Technology

Hanno Langweg, Associate Professor

+47-90566235 hanno.langweg@ntnu.no Department of Information Security and Communication Technology

Thomas Walmann, Affiliated

thomas.walmann@ntnu.no Department of Information Security and Communication Technology

Affiliated Academic Staff

Mariusz Nowostawski, Associate Professor

+47-61135365 +47-+4748342678 mariusz.nowostawski@ntnu.no Department of Computer Science

Basel Katt, Associate Professor

+47-61135176 basel.katt@ntnu.no Department of Information Security and Communication Technology

Christoffer Vargtass Hallstensen, Head of Security operations group (NTNU SOC)

+47-61135145 christoffer.hallstensen@ntnu.no Digital Security Section

Inger Marie Sunde, Professor, The Norwegian Police University College (PHS)

Hallstein A. Hansen, PhD, Oslo Police District (OPD)

André Årnes, Adjunct Associate Professor

Jefferey D. Hamm, Lecturer, Mandiant/FireEye

Maria Henningsson, Research Coordinator

+47-+4790578914 maria.henningsson@ntnu.no Department of Information Security and Communication Technology

Jul Fredrik Kaltenborn, PhD Research Fellow, Department of Information Security and Communication Technology

Research News and Events

Projects

Current research projects

“ACT"
"Ars Forensica”, Professor Katrin Franke
“Blockchain Technology”, Associate Professor Mariusz Nowostawski
“Dark Web”, Professor Katrin Franke
“ESSENTIAL”, Professor Katrin Franke
“Forensic Methodology”, Professor Katrin Franke
“Hansken”, Senior Researcher, Dr. Carl Stuart Leichter
“Malware Analytics”, Professor Katrin Franke, Associate Professor Geir Olav Dyrkolbotn
Financial Fraud Forensics and Simulation, Dr. Edgar Lopez-Rojas, Post-doctoral researcher