Information Engineering and Computer Science Department (DISI)
 University of Trento
 Via Sommarive 9
 I-38050, Povo (Trento) - Italy
Tel. +39-0461-282052
Fax. +39-0461-282093
 Email: paolo.giorgini[at]unitn.it               

10 years MOST INFLUENTIAL PAPER award at RE 2015

P. Giorgini, F. Massacci, J. Mylopoulos and N. Zannone. Modeling Security Requirements Through Ownership, Permission and Delegation. In Proceedings of the 13th IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE’05), IEEE Computer Society Press, 29 August - 2 september  2005.   Here our presentation at RE 2015.

MIT BOOK
Security Requirements Engineering
Designing Secure Socio-Technical systems

Forthcoming MIT Book


On going H2020 Projects

the pacas project   The VISION project


The Security Requirements Engineering Tool

STS Tool 2.0

The New Constrained Goal Modeling and Reasoning Tool
The CGM Tool
SHORT BIO

I received a PhD in Computer Science at University of Ancona in 1998. Between March and October 1998, I continued my research activity at University of Macerata and University of Ancona. In November 1998, I joined as Post-Doc the Mechanized Reasoning Group at Dipartimento di Informatica e Studi Aziendali (DISA), and then the Information Engineering and Computer Science Department (DISI), University of Trento. I have been visiting researcher at the Computer Science Department of University of Toronto (2000) and at the Software Engineering Department of University of Technology, Sydney (2005). Now, I'm the head of the International Doctoral School on ICT at University of Trento and I'm leading the Software Engineering,  Formal Methods, and Security research group at DISI.

My current research interests lie in the area of Requirements Engineering, Goal-Oriented and Agent-Oriented Software Engineering, Multi-Agent Systems, Mobile and Context-Aware applications. I was co-founder of the International Journal of Agent-oriented Software Engineering and I contributed to the organization of many international (AO)Software Engineering and Agent events (see more here). You can get at my publications and my research page if you want to find out more. H-index, citations and more at  my Google Scholar Citation Profile .