We have a deep and diverse array of cybersecurity capabilities—driven by cutting-edge research and advanced operational leadership—with innovation and long-term impact at the forefront of every initiative.
Our Capabilities
Critical infrastructure resilience
spanning advancements of edge computation to production-level assessments of operational technology (critical control systems)
Hardware reliability and assurance
including radiation-hardened microelectronics, FPGA security, Defense Industrial Base (DIB) security
Cybersecurity operations
including assessment framework benchmarking, detection engineering
Advanced experiential cybersecurity training
including cyber table tops, market/domain tailored training, and Cybersecurity Clinics
Advanced, yet practical cyber governance and risk management
leveraging a multi-disciplinary team that includes expertise at six IU schools
Trusted Artificial Intelligence
as well as artificial intelligence assurance
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Our Cybersecurity Organizations
The IU Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research identifies and addresses the most difficult cybersecurity problems facing public and private communities and invites continued collaboration to foster greater innovation and creativity.
The Research and Education Networks Information Sharing and Analysis Center serves over 650 member institutions within the higher education and research community by promoting cybersecurity operational protections and response.
OmniSOC is a shared cybersecurity operations center for higher education and research. OmniSOC quickly identifies suspicious and malicious activities then provides rapid response through human analysis and machine learning to mitigate their effect.
The 24×7×365 Global Network Operations Center manages 20+ state, national, and international networks and serves 300+ universities, government agencies, and affiliated organizations.
As the National Science Foundation Cybersecurity Center of Excellence, Trusted CI provides the NSF community with a coherent understanding of cybersecurity’s role in producing trustworthy science.
The Ostrom Workshop was founded at Indiana University in 1973 by Nobel laureate Elinor Ostrom and her husband, Vincent. Created in January 2017, The Program on Cybersecurity and Internet Governance offers a polycentric approach to Internet governance and cybersecurity and strives to make meaningful progress toward sustainable models of Internet governance and cyber peace.
The Center for Reliable & Trusted Electronics, or IU CREATE, is dedicated to leading secure, trusted, and sustainable research in microelectronics with a focus on ME design, ME radiation effects, reliability, and workforce development.
