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Forschungsthemen
- Security in Industrial Environments
- Industrial Internet of Things Security Requirements
- Business Process Management
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Markus Hornsteiner studied Business Informatics at the University of Regensburg. His primary area of study was security, especially in an industrial context. He gained knowledge in this direction through his work at the Chair of Information Systems IV. He was involved in the "Sensor Data Research Group" and supported the Security Management course. Besides the university, he also gained practical experience through his apprenticeship at a mechanical engineering company, as a working student, and as a founder of his own companies. Markus Hornsteiner is a research assistant in the INSIST (INduStrial IoT Security Operations CenTer) research project. His focus is on security in industrial environments and implementing security policies by modeling security and IIoT aware business processes.
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Publikationen
Reading between the Lines: Process Mining on OPC UA Network Data (Markus Hornsteiner, Philip Empl, Stefan Schönig et al.), Sensors, Vol. 24 No. 14, 2024.
Process-Aware Security Standard Compliance Monitoring and Verification for the IIoT
D. Oberhofer; M. Hornsteiner; S. Schönig
European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS 2024)Market Research on IIoT Standard Compliance Monitoring Providers and deriving Attributes for IIoT Compliance Monitoring
D. Oberhofer; M. Hornsteiner; S. Schönig
arXiv preprint arXiv:2311.09991 (2023)SIREN: Designing Business Processes for Comprehensive Industrial IoT Security Management
M. Hornsteiner; S. Schönig
International Conference on Design Science Research in Information Systems and Technology (DESRIST 2023)Towards process-oriented iiot security management: Perspectives and challenges
S. Schönig; M. Hornsteiner; C. Stoiber
International Conference on Business Process Modeling, Development and Support (BPMDS 2022)Towards Security- and IIoT-Aware BPMN: A Systematic Literature Review
M. Hornsteiner; C. Stoiber; S. Schönig
International Conference on Smart Business Technologies - ICSBT, 45-56 (2022)ROADR: towards road network assessment using everyone-as-a-sensor
C. Roth; N. T. Dinh; M. Hornsteiner; V. Schröppel; M. Roßberger; D. Kesdogan
The 2nd International Conference on Distributed Sensing and Intelligent Systems (ICDSIS 2021)Towards a user-centric IAM entitlement shop - Learnings from the e-commerce
M. Hornsteiner; S. Groll; A. Puchta
SIN2020: 13th International Conference on Security of Information and Networks
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Forschungsthemen
- Security in Industrial Environments
- Industrial Internet of Things Security Requirements
- Business Process Management
CV
Markus Hornsteiner studied Business Informatics at the University of Regensburg. His primary area of study was security, especially in an industrial context. He gained knowledge in this direction through his work at the Chair of Information Systems IV. He was involved in the "Sensor Data Research Group" and supported the Security Management course. Besides the university, he also gained practical experience through his apprenticeship at a mechanical engineering company, as a working student, and as a founder of his own companies. Markus Hornsteiner is a research assistant in the INSIST (INduStrial IoT Security Operations CenTer) research project. His focus is on security in industrial environments and implementing security policies by modeling security and IIoT aware business processes.
