CYBER SECURITY AND DATA PRIVACY
Cyber-physical systems
Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) integrate computational and physical processes through a network of sensors, actuators, and software. They enable real-time monitoring, control, and decision-making, bridging the digital and physical worlds. CPS is used in diverse fields like autonomous vehicles, smart grids, healthcare, and industrial automation, enhancing efficiency, safety, and innovation by leveraging interconnected and intelligent systems.
Applied Cryptography
Applied Cryptography focuses on using cryptographic principles to secure real-world systems. It includes encryption, digital signatures, and protocols for confidentiality, authentication, and integrity. Widely applied in communications, e-commerce, and data protection, it ensures secure interactions in networks and devices. By combining theoretical cryptography with practical implementations, it safeguards sensitive information against cyber threats.
Trusted computing and management
Trusted Computing and Management ensure secure and reliable operations in computing systems through hardware and software mechanisms. It involves technologies like Trusted Platform Modules (TPMs) for secure boot, data encryption, and authentication. Trusted management oversees secure provisioning, policy enforcement, and monitoring. Together, they protect against unauthorized access, malware, and tampering, fostering trust in critical applications like finance and defense.
Intrusion detection and prevention
Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDPS) monitor network or system activities to identify and mitigate security breaches. Intrusion Detection identifies suspicious activities using methods like signature-based or anomaly-based detection. Intrusion Prevention actively blocks detected threats in real-time. IDPS enhances cybersecurity by safeguarding sensitive data, preventing unauthorized access, and addressing potential vulnerabilities in networks and systems.
Key distribution and management
Large scale attacks and defense
Security and privacy in wireless networks
Security and privacy in wireless networks protect data transmission against eavesdropping, unauthorized access, and attacks like spoofing and denial of service. Techniques include encryption (WPA3, AES), secure authentication, and firewall protection. Privacy safeguards ensure user data is not exposed or misused. Robust protocols, intrusion detection, and regular updates are critical to securing sensitive communication over wireless networks.
Network security policy
Secure Mobile Agents and Mobile Code
Secure Mobile Agents and Mobile Code ensure safe execution of code that moves between devices or systems in a network. Security measures protect against code tampering, unauthorized access, and malicious activities. Techniques include authentication, encryption, sandboxing, and digital signatures. These safeguards enable trusted, flexible solutions in applications like distributed computing, e-commerce, and autonomous system management.