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Équipe de recherche :Research Team:
Secure and Safe Hardware (SSH)Secure and Safe Hardware (SSH)
Laboratoire :Laboratory:
Laboratoire Traitement et Communication de l'Information (LTCI)Information Processing and Communication Laboratory (LTCI)
Département :Department:
Communications et Électronique (Comelec)Communications and Electronics (Comelec)
Guillaume Duc has been an associate professor at Télécom Paris since 2009 in the Communications and Electronics Department and co-holder of the Connected Cars and Cyber Security Chair.
His research focuses on the security of embedded systems and in particular on the interactions between the hardware and the software (e.g. vulnerabilities related to hardware implementation or hardware components designed to improve security)
Areas of Research
Safety of embedded systems
- Computing architectures resistant to spying on communication buses and memories
- Hardware support for software security
- Side-Channel Attacks
C3S Chair
The objective of the “Connected Cars & Cyber Security” (C3S) Chair is to develop, in close liaison with its partners, training and research at international level. The chair focuses on cybersecurity issues related to the emergence of a new mobility that crystallises technical, social, ethical, economic and legal challenges among the most pointed and delicate of the digital transformation.
Within this chair, research work is conducted along five main axis:
- Risk analysis and operational safety
- Protection of data and data flows in real time, cryptography and agility
- Authentication, Identity and Behavioural Imprint
- Resilience by design
- Protection of personal data involved in the connected vehicle (legal and societal aspects)
Education
Telecom Paris
- Head of the Embedded Systems study track
- Responsible for the course SE203: Tools, languages and practice for microprocessor-based systems
- Responsible for the course SR2I301: Safety of Embedded Systems
- Responsible for the course SE758: Linux Device Drivers
- Participation in the EU ELECINF102: Digital Processors and Architectures
- Participations in the different project: PAF, PRIM
IMT Atlantique
- Participation in the Computer Security course
Voitures connectées, cibles des pirates ?
Digital Trust, Faculty Members — 22/03/2022Guillaume Duc (chaire Connected Cars & Cybersecurity) : «La sécurité des véhicules connectés est très importante, car [...]
Voitures intelligentes : sur la route de l’autonomie
Faculty Members, Innovation — 26/01/2022Un podcast avec Guillaume Duc, co-titulaire de la chaire Voitures connectées et cybersécurité et Patrick Perez, [...]
Palmes académiques : Télécom Paris honore ses enseignants et personnels
Institutional — 18/01/2021C'est l'occasion de fêter et reconnaître l'engagement de tous les personnels, qu'ils soient actifs [...]
La cybersécurité, cruciale pour la voiture connectée et autonome
Digital Trust, Faculty Members — 04/10/2018« "Le problème vient du mot "connecté", confirme Guillaume Duc, cotitulaire de la chaire [...]Quelle cybersécurité pour les voitures autonomes ?
Digital Trust — 01/07/2018Depuis quelques années, des experts relèvent les risques de piratages informatiques des voitures autonomes. À mesure que ces [...]