Notizie
The RISK MANAGEMENT course for the academic year 2025-2026 will start on September 29 with the following schedule and venue:
Lunedì/Monday dalle 9 alle 12 in Aula Alfa in via Salaria 113.
Mercoledì/Wednesday dalle 8 alle 10 in Aula L1 via del Castro Laurenziano 7.
The lectures of the juridical subjects will be delivered by Prof. Raffaele Gargiulo.
Prof. R Gargiulo:
Settembre
•LUN 29 RG
Ottobre
•MER 1 RG
•LUN 6 RG
•MER 8 RG
•LUN 20 RG
•MER 22 RG
•LUN 27 RG
•MER 29 RG
Novembre
•LUN 3 SZ
•MER 5 SZ
The lectures of the cyber risk subjects will be delivered by Prof. S Zatti:
Ottobre
LUN 13 SZ
MER 15 SZ
Novembre
LUN 10 SZ
MER 12 SZ
LUN 17 SZ
MER 19 SZ
LUN 24 SZ
MER 26 SZ
Dicembre
LUN 1 SZ
MER 3 SZ
This year the lectures will be given only in presence.
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Teachers' e-mails: stefano.zatti@uniroma1.it Raffaele.gargiulo@giustizia.it
HANDOUTS of lectures and related documentation are available on Google Drive at the link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/15-hLlVz4aEroHWc8dkSBqa995iZSJOuT
Orari di ricevimento
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Curriculum
Stefano Zatti is the co-teacher of the course on Risk Management within the Master program in Cybersecurity at the University of Rome “La Sapienza”. He has previously taught since 2005 a graduate course at La Sapienza on “Corporate Security Policies”.
He is retired from ESA, the European Space Agency, where he has been the Head of the Security Office, based in Frascati, responsible for the policy definition and control of the implementation of all aspects of security in the Agency. He has worked for ESA since 1993, covering roles related to the design and operations of the information systems and the communication networks of the Agency and then focussing on the security thereof. In 2002, he founded the ESACERT. He worked before for the IBM Zurich Research Laboratory, where he took part in projects on internetworking, secure authentication and key distribution (KryptoKnight), and security management (Samson), and at the University of California at Berkeley, where he worked on distributed systems (clock synchronization – the TEMPO project, that was transferred into Berkeley Unix 4.2, and load balancing) during the glorious times of Berkeley Unix. He holds a Laurea in Mathematics cum laude from the University of Pavia, Italy and a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science from the University of California at Berkeley, USA. He is co-author, with the neuro-surgeon dr. Paolo Gaetani, of the cyber-medical thriller "Il Nodo di Salomone".