Stephane Paul

Background

About Stephane Paul

Stéphane Paul was born in 1966. Master in computer science (1988) and PhD in microelectronics (1991). In 1993, he joined Alcatel to work on object-oriented analysis. Starting from 1996, he was involved in European R&D projects, dealing with Advanced Surface Movement Guidance and Control Systems (A-SMGCS). From to 2008, he acted as technical authority on airport systems at Thales ATM’s technical directorate. From 2008 to mid-2010, he was head of the Collaborative Technologies Laboratory at Thales Research & Technology. From July 2010, he started research on model-driven security engineering, with a particular focus on security risk assessment, methods and tools. He was also involved in safety & security co-engineering, system of systems engineering (SoSE with UPDM), security for service-oriented architecture, and security solutions for critical embedded systems. He delivers a 3-day cybersecurity engineering course within Thales since mid-2016 (approximately 15 sessions per year), and intervenes in the Advanced System Architecting and Advanced Engineering courses since 2017. In parallel, he provides risk assessment support to different Thales entities, namely Thales Alenia Space in 2016-2017, Thales Avionics, and Thales Ground Transportation Systems in 2018. Outside of Thales, during 2014-17, he also gave UML courses to Master 2 students, and since 2019 teaches risk management to Master 1 students at ESME Sudria (Paris).