EITHOS at EUROPOL conference!
In this context, thanks to our partnership with KEMEA, the EITHOS project was presented during the conference. The presentation was held by Elisabeth Bellou, MSc, PhD, Research Associate at the KEMEA Center of Studies.
Ms. Bellou’s speech
At the EDEN conference, Ms. Bellou introduced Online identity theft, and the tools used to detect it. In doing so, she explored the EITHOS project, explaining the mechanism behind a deepfake detection tools.
Elisabeth Bellou’s research focus and her experience
With a research project focused on Electronic and Computer Engineering, Elisabeth Bellou has an extensive professional experience in Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), working as a UAV technician in Law Enforcement. Her research involves in the implementation of the latest instance segmentation and object detection algorithms, on a custom-built quadcopter UAV, with adequate sensors (optical sensors, electromagnetic detectors, etc.) for autonomous missions.
About the EUROPOL Data Protection Experts Network
EDEN stands for EUROPOL Data Protection Experts Network. Today, it counts over 700 members, representing a diverse range of data protection experts, including law enforcement officials, data protection officers, and academics.
The KEMEA Center of Studies
The KEMEA Center of Studies, overseen by the Ministry of Citizen Protection, conducts both theoretical and applied research, particularly at a strategic level, on security and policy matters.
Related links
EUROPOL Data Protection Experts Network
Mrs Elizabeth Bellou | Introduction | Brunel University London