The number of reported software vulnerabilities is rising sharply. But that's not necessarily bad news, Associate Professor Aslan Askarov explains to Danish broadcaster DR. AI is making it easier to detect vulnerabilities so they can be fixed. Interview in Danish.

On 4-5 November, the Department will once again participate in Digital Tech Summit, Denmark's largest AI and digital transformation expo. Our researchers will contribute to the programme with talks and discussions on quantum computing, human-computer interaction, augmented reality, artificial intelligence and the future of IT education.

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We are expanding our research environment and looking for up to six new faculty members, across all ranks, to join the department as part of the new AU Center for Cyber Security (AU Cyber). Backed by a DKK 300 million investment from Aarhus University, AU Cyber brings together researchers across all five faculties to strengthen cyber security…

A research team including Diego F. Aranha and visiting PhD researcher Leonardo Kimura has received the Best Paper Award at E-Vote-ID 2026 for developing a new approach to secure and verifiable internet voting.

AU has appointed Jakob Pagter to lead AU Cyber, the new centre spearheading the university’s cybersecurity efforts. The cofounder of Partisia and Sepior brings international experience as a researcher, leader and entrepreneur.