Carnegie Mellon University-San Jose State Information Assurance Capacity Building Program

通过这个项目，卡内基梅隆大学继续提供信息保障能力建设计划(IACBP)，以提高少数族裔服务机构(MSI)提供高质量信息保障(IA)教育的能力。该项目将建立在IACBP之前的四个项目的基础上，这四个项目已经导致合作学校开发了许多新的项目，从整合到现有课程的短期模块，到完整的课程、IA证书，甚至IA硕士学位课程的计划和初步框架。该计划还导致了一些研究项目和出版物，涉及合作学校的教职员工和学生，以及多机构合作中心。圣何塞州立大学是加州州立大学系统的一员，正在合作这个项目，设计并提供为期两天的研讨会，每次IACBP会议之后。这些研讨会为教师参与者提供了一个分享和开发学习模块、传播研究成果并探索网络安全教育的政策含义的机会。IACBP的主要目标是：-帮助建立新的能力或扩大MSI的现有能力，以便在目前未被指定为信息保障CAES的机构提供IA课程和计划-增加信息保障CAE的机构数量-扩大IATH博士级别研究人员的数量IACBP包含以下组成部分：-安全工程周：基于文本安全工程的讲座、促进的讨论、研讨会和研讨会：罗斯·J·安德森的《构建可靠的分布式系统指南》-思科系统网络安全教授训练营：密集的、由思科系统公司关键基础设施保障小组开发和提供的动手短期课程-课程开发：为参与者的总部部门的IA课程/课程开发课程和材料，并介绍由此产生的课程计划-研究演示文稿和现场访问：介绍卡内基梅隆大学数字实验室和CERT目前正在进行的研究计划，并由参与者介绍他们自己的研究兴趣-下午充实：在与信息保障交叉的重要学术领域进行演示和讨论-后续访问：项目结束后回访卡内基梅隆大学，以维持在项目期间与网络信托学院开始的对话和指导关系

Through this project, Carnegie Mellon is continuing to offer the Information Assurance Capacity Building Program (IACBP) that improves the capacity of Minority-Serving Institutions (MSIs) to offer high quality Information Assurance (IA) education. This project will build upon the previous four offerings of the IACBP which have resulted in the development of a number of new offerings at partner schools, from short modules integrated into pre-existing courses, to full courses, IA certificates, and even plans and initial frameworks for master's degree programs in IA. The program has also led to a number of research projects and publications involving faculty and students at partner schools, as well as multi-institution collaborative centers. San Jose State, a member of the California State University system, is collaborating on this project to design and offer 2-day symposia that follow each IACBP session. These symposia provide an opportunity for faculty participants to share and develop learning modules, disseminate research results, and explore policy implications for cyber-security education. The primary objectives of the IACBP are to:-Help build new capacity or expand existing capacity of MSIs to offer IA courses and programs at institutions not currently designated as CAEs in Information Assurance-Expand the number of institutions that are CAEs in Information Assurance-Expand the number of Ph.D.-level researchers in IAThe IACBP contains the following components:-Security Engineering Week: Lectures, facilitated discussions, seminars, and workshops based on the text Security Engineering: A Guide to Building Dependable Distributed Systems by Ross J. Anderson-Cisco Systems Network Security Bootcamp for Professors: An intensive, hands-on short course developed and offered by the Critical Infrastructure Assurance Group of Cisco Systems-Curriculum Development: Development of curriculum and materials for participants' home departments' IA courses/curriculum and a presentation of the resulting curriculum plan-Research Presentations & Site Visits: Presentations on research initiatives currently underway in Carnegie Mellon CyLab and CERT and presentations by participants on their own research interests-Enrichment Afternoon: Presentations and discussions in important academic areas that intersect with Information Assurance-Follow Up Visit: A return visit to Carnegie Mellon after the program is over in order to sustain the dialogue and mentoring relationships begun with Cyber Trust faculty during the program