2017

Sept. 30, 2016, Indiana University Bloomington

In September IU hosted leaders in private and public technology for a two day conference with the stated goal of sparking conversations on how research drives innovation. IU’s news release can be found here:

Next week SoIC staff and students from both The Center for Security Informatics and Data Sciences will be attending Indianapolis’ Gencon 50 at the Indy Convention Center. Gencon is a four-day gaming convention. It is both the oldest and largest

Summer is typically a time when students head home to visit friends and family, go on a vacation, or in the case of some students at Indiana University they get introduced to conducting research for the first time. The Center

By Sanchari Das, Ph.D. Student

I arrived in the land of beaches, San Diego. The serene Pacific welcomed me with open arms on a bleary day. As I rested on the beach, my very first interaction with the Pacific, I

The Center for Security Informatics (CSI) is dedicated to research, education and outreach. Much of the work that is done on a day-to-day basis can lean very strongly to one of those three categories while having an effect on the

Professor XiaoFeng Wang has won the 2017 Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) SIGSA Vice-Chair election and will now sit as vice chair until June 2019. Professor Wang ran against Patrick Traynor of the University of Florida. The election results were

In a room filled with the sound of laughter and crunching chips, visiting REU students from all over the world are participating in a cultural and educational experience: gaming night. A mixture of high school, undergraduate, and graduate students are

CSI Faculty Presents at Indiana University's Mini University

June 5th through 9th had an influx of students at Indiana University’s Mini University week, a special yearly event cosponsored by IU Alumni Association and Lifelong Learning where adults of all ages

A new video promoting CSI’s partnership with Google has been released. This video spotlights our continuing education and research using hands on, experience based learning. By leveraging industry standard tools donated by industry partners, Informatics provides students with the means

I received my B.S. in Network Technology from Montana Tech which gave me a strong background in networking. One of the things that interested me was how to create networks that remain resilient to misbehaving participants. With a cursory understanding

On graduation day, May 5th, a reception was held at the Center for Security Informatics. The IoT house was happy to play host with a great variety of foods, drinks, and company for the evening. The reception was in honor

From April 17th-19th, Purdue University's Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security (CERIAS) held their annual conference.  In attendance were several IU students and staff, including informatics Ph.D. students Swaminathan Ramesh and Syed Hafiz along with CSI's

March 31- April 01, 2017 Tucson, Arizona

By Sanchari Das, Ph. D.

Firstly, let me bring to everyone’s notice that WiCyS 2017 was a conference for women, but not just for women.  Many males in the field of cybersecurity were

In the aftermath of a massive attack, recommendations on security policy and action have to be made and implemented quickly by teams of experts supporting our nation's decision makers.  In order to prepare the next generation of cyber security experts

IU Visits UW for IoT

3/30/17

This week three CSI representatives travelled to the University of Washington to meet with IU's partners in NSF IoT research. Ph.D. Students Gianpaolo Russo and Behnood Momenzade along with CSI project manager, Joshua Streiff, arrived Monday to meet with

4/5/17

On Saturday, April 1st, CSI’s Capture the Flag team competed in Argonne National Laboratory’s Cyber Defense Competition 2017.  Six researchers and their team leader spent all of the previous day setting up and hardening a network with standard business …

3/30/17

This week three CSI representatives travelled to the University of Washington to meet with IU's partners in NSF IoT research.  Ph.D. Students Gianpaolo Russo and Behnood Momenzade along with CSI project manager, Joshua Streiff, arrived Monday to meet with