I/UCRC: S2ERC at Georgetown University

乔治城大学将作为一个完整的网站加入安全和软件工程研究中心（S2 ERC）I/UCRC。S2 ERC是一个多大学中心，由鲍尔州立大学（牵头机构），爱荷华州州立大学和弗吉尼亚理工大学组成。拟议中的乔治敦网站将为S2 ERC带来取证、高级密码学、隐私、出处、安全和治理方面的免费功能。具体计划包括网络威胁情报交换;安全网络互操作性;为安全通信量身定制的值得信赖的空间;企业间通信的社会，行为和经济障碍;法律和企业间通信;对秘密信息采取零知识行动的新型架构和算法;新型密钥分配和访问算法;以及网络威胁情报共享技术。信息共享是乔治敦网站开发的技术的一个关键重点。信息共享是对鲍尔州立大学和爱荷华州州立大学的软件工程工作和软件工程在安全软件系统开发中的应用以及弗吉尼亚理工大学的低层硬件、无线电安全和计算机工程工作的补充。该中心的技术贡献将包括：（i）信任谈判工具和数据信任模型，以支持政策谈判，（ii）数据保护工具，访问控制管理，监控和合规性验证机制，以实现对整个交易路径的知情信任，以及（iii）资源和成本分析工具。乔治城工厂的一些附属公司是产品公司，预计将直接受益于拟议研究项目的结果。这将使他们更有竞争力，并在全球市场上占据有利地位。一些拟议的研究，特别是在网络安全方面，将导致新的教育课程和急需的安全专家的培训。PI将努力让其他学科的学生参与进来，特别是那些传统上在吸引非传统学生方面有更好记录的学生，并让他们接触计算机科学的某些元素。这将促进更多学生参与计算机科学学科。所有参与该计划的学生将受益于行业曝光和技术转让。乔治敦大学的网站目前吸引了女性和少数民族教授，研究人员和学生，以及K-12学生。这一参与将通过I/UCRC站点的形成得到进一步加强。

Georgetown University will be joining as a full site the Security and Software Engineering Research Center (S2ERC) I/UCRC. S2ERC is a multi-university center comprised of Ball State University (lead institution), Iowa State University, and Virginia Polytechnic University. The proposed Georgetown site will bring complimentary capabilities in forensics, advanced cryptography, privacy, provenance, security, and governance to the S2ERC. Particular programs include cyber threat intelligence exchange; secure network interoperability; tailored trustworthy spaces for secure communications; social, behavioral, and economic impediments to inter-enterprise communication; law and inter-enterprise communication; novel architectures and algorithms of zero-knowledge action on secret information; novel key distribution and access algorithms; and technologies for cyber threat intelligence sharing. Information sharing is a key focus for the technologies developed by the Georgetown site. Information sharing compliments the software engineering work and the use of software engineering for the development of secure software systems by Ball State and Iowa State as well as the low-level hardware, radio security, and computer engineering work done by Virginia Tech. Technology contributions from the center will include: (i) Trust negotiation tools and data trust models to support the negotiation of policy, (ii) Data protection tools, access control management, monitoring and compliance verification mechanisms to allow for informed trust of the entire transaction path, and (iii) Resource and cost analysis tools. Some of the affiliates of Georgetown site are product companies which are expected to directly benefit from the results of the proposed research projects. This will make them more competitive and position them well in the global marketplace. Some of the proposed research, particularly in cyber security, will result in new educational curriculum and the training of much needed security specialists. The PI's will make effort to involve students from other disciplines, especially those that traditionally have a better track record at attracting non-traditional student demographics, and expose them to certain elements of the Computer Science. This will facilitate the engagement of larger student population with computer science discipline. All the students engaged in the program will benefit from the industry exposure and technology transfer. The Georgetown site currently engages female and minority professors, researchers, and students, as well as students from K-12. This engagement will be further strengthened by the formation of the I/UCRC site.