Georgia Dede

Assistant Professor

Harokopio University of Athens

Greece

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Georgia Dede is an Assistant Professor at Harokopio University of Athens, Greece. Her research areas include cybersecurity, Internet of Things (IoT), and economic assessments in telecommunications, as evidenced by her recent articles on adaptive cybersecurity frameworks and technoeconomic evaluations of telecommunications networks. She also explores decision support systems and safety requirements in human-robot collaboration within smart environments.

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2020

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Anargyros Baklezos

Assist. Professor

Hellenic Mediterranean University

GREECE

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Ubitech (Greece)

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Adaptive Policy-Oriented Cybersecurity: A Decentralized Framework Using Message Passing Algorithms for Dynamic Threat Mitigation

Cybersecurity as a Contributor Toward Resilient Internet of Things (IoT) Infrastructure and Sustainable Economic Growth

Analysis and Evaluation of Major COVID-19 Features: A Pairwise Comparison Approach

Technoeconomic assessment of an FTTH network investment in the Greek telecommunications market

A framework of incorporating confidence levels to deal with uncertainty in pairwise comparisons

Evaluation of end user requirements for Smart Home applications and services based on a decision support system

Safety requirements for symbiotic human–robot collaboration systems in smart factories: a pairwise comparison approach to explore requirements dependencies

Technoeconomic analysis of a VDSL2/G.fast vectoring network: a case study from Greece

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Anargyros Baklezos

Sophia Karagiorgou

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