Security Research at the Center for Advanced Technology in Telecommunications

Security Research at the Center for Advanced Technology in Telecommunications

Highlights NSA Center of Excellence in IA Education, 2002- NSF/NSA Cyber Corps Program (ASPIRE), 2002- NY State funded Cybercrime Initiative, 2006- NSA Center of Excellence in IA Research, 2008- Center for Interdisciplinary Studies in Security and Privacy, 2009- Six Departments across NYU and NYU-Poly National Science Foundation, 2010 support for 25-30 PhD students Vibrant graduate research and education Over a dozen faculty members actively involved More than $16 million in external funding for research, education and outreach over the last 10 years Computer Security Awareness Week, 2005- Embedded Systems Challenge, 2008-

Network Security Robust DDoS Defense System J. Chao. High Speed IPS J. Chao VoIP security H. Schulzrinne, N. Memon, R. Karri Countering DoS Attacks With Multipath Overlays A. Keromytis Wireless Fingerprinting Sybill attacks and defenses Lakshmi, Courant P2P security Keith Ross Host/Dev Security Disk Forensics - Reassembly of Scattered File Fragments N Memon Secure Device Pairing N. Saxena Visual Passwords Design and Evaluation Cloud security J. Cappos Virtualization security J. Cappos

Multimedia Security Hardware Trust Digital Watermarks Audio/Video Authentication Steganography, Steganalysis, E. Wong Image Forensics Digital Rights Management Cyber Security Processor (CYSEP) J. Chao Accelerator to support Secure VoIP R. Karri Security-aware multicore architectures R. Karri, N. Memon, H. Hadimioglu Secure Virtualization R. Karri, N. Memon Fault Attack Resistant High-Speed Crypto Architectures R. Karri Scan Chains In Crypto Hardware R. Karri

NSF ASPIRE award prepares its recipients with strong technical training and a security mindset that looks beyond just technology while approaching problems. ASPIRE nurtures leadership, community service and good citizenship in its scholars, producing a cadre of Scholarship for Service graduates ready for some of the most crucial challenges of our time. Graduated about 70 ASPIRE Fellows Core faculty: Memon, Karri, Cappos, Frankl, Zimmernan, Ghose, Nissenbaum, Kapila

Center for Interdisciplinary Studies in Security and Privacy (CRISSP) (http://crissp.poly.edu/) MORE SECURE CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE STONGER SECURITY THRU USABILITY LAW AND POLICY THAT REFLECT THE CABABILITIES AND LIMITATIONS OF TECHNOLOGY BALANCE OF SECURITY AND PRIVACY PUBLIC POLICY LAW, ETHICS SECURITY TECHNOLOGY HUMAN BEHAVIOR BUSINESS ECONOMICS MORE SECURE VIRTUAL ENTERPRISES STRONGER CYBERLAW ENFOCEMENT MORE COST EFFECTIVE ENTERPRISE SECURITY

CRISSP Participating departments Security technology (NYU-Poly, NYU-Courant) Law (NYU-Law) Ethics (NYU-Steinhardt) Public Policy (NYU-Wagner) Business and Economics (NYU-Stern) Human Behavior (NYU-Poly, NYU) Funded by NYU-NYU-Poly seed funds, NSF IGERT, NYU-AD Research Institute Core Faculty: Memon, Nissenbaum, Ghose, Zimmerman, Karri, Cappos.

6 th in the series October, 2012 Looking for Sponsors for 2012 $500 $25K!! http://isis.poly.edu/csaw High school, BS, MS, and PhD >200 unique participants More than 450 total event registrations >100 unique universities AT&T Best Paper award!!

EMBEDDED SYSTEMS CYBER SECURITY AWARENESS WEEK @ POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF NYU CHALLENGE 2011 FUNDED BY THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION REGISTER FOR THIS YEAR S COMPETITION ONLINE AT: www.poly.edu/csaw REGISTRATION OPENS AUGUST 1, 2011 REGISTRATION DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 1, 2011 AWARDS CEREMONY NOVEMBER 11, 2011 TEST YOUR SKILLS AGAINST THE BEST The Embedded Systems Challenge is an annual hardware hacking competition organized by Polytechnic Institute of New York University. Students from all levels from universities across the country/world are invited to compete. The competition focuses on several hardware security challenges. Reference designs will be sent electronically to all participants. An FPGA board and development tools are mailed to all the participants. As a sponsor, Xilinx has provided the FPGA boards for 2008, 2009 and 2010 competitions. Finalists get a free trip to NYC to participate in the awards ceremony. 1 ST PLACE: $500 2 ND PLACE: $250 3 RD PLACE: $100 5 th in the series October 2012 Looking for sponsors for 2012 Objectives Whitehat hardware hacking Open source hardware trust benchmarks Funded by NSF, Army, AFRL, Industry 2 summer interns in Intel SeCoE 2 summer interns in Intel Processor.. 2-3 ESC participants joined Intel full time