Defense in-depth
Layers upon layers of security
When a system employs a series of defensive mechanisms, valuable data and information can be more effectively secured.
CCI SWVA defense in-depth research programs focus on:
- Preventing unauthorized device operation and sensitive data access in medical cyber-physical systems.
- Evaluating the feasibility and accuracy of anomaly-based detection solutions.
- Designing and developing accurate and easy-to-deploy solutions to detect insider threat anomalies.
- Experimental evaluations of the security of contact tracing technology.
- Designing security systems to defend against sophisticated cross-host attacks
- Developing systems to automatically detect and compute cyberattacks, specifically zero-day cyberattacks, without supervision
News
- $9 million award from the Department of Defense will fund groundbreaking FutureG research
- Virginia Tech researchers maximize data security, minimize machine interactions to improve patient care
- Virginia Tech National Security Institute, Institute for Defense Analyses partner on workforce, research opportunities
- Computer science researchers lead the defense against the dark side of tech