Academic Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Research - University of Surrey

萨里网络安全中心的研究福尔斯分为以下主要主题：-通过硬件实现安全：设计和使用安全硬件，如可信平台模块（TPM）作为安全机制和设计的基础-可信系统：应用密码学，系统建模和安全分析，验证-隐私和认证：隐私保护计算、密码、多因素身份验证、个人数据隐私-安全通信：物联网、5G、联网车辆、通信协议、超高速移动的和无线连接-多媒体安全和取证：网络犯罪与执法-人为因素：人类行为的认知建模、人工协助的数据丢失/泄漏预防、减少网络物理世界中与人为有关的风险。在每个主题中，都有一个基本要素，即发展理解，理论和新技术，以及对特定问题领域的应用和建立实际解决方案。应用领域涵盖了网络安全领域的广泛范围，包括新的加密方案，安全协议，硬件增强安全，不同层次的网络安全问题，正式的安全建模和验证，人为因素，安全电子投票，密钥管理，数字版权管理和水印，图像和视频取证，安全经济学，和生物识别技术。我们工作的应用领域包括交通运输（汽车，铁路），民主（电子投票），电信，数字经济，卫生和执法。该中心的技术核心包括来自计算机科学，5G创新中心。该中心还拥有来自整个大学的广泛学科的一些同事，他们的研究与安全重叠，并参与跨学科的安全研究。这些领域包括人工和机器智能，通信系统，视觉，语音和信号处理，以及萨里商学院，社会学，心理学，法律和经济学。该中心与其国际知名的研究伙伴保持密切的合作关系，参与从学术到小型和大型企业的技术转让，分享知识并为政府机构提供咨询，并积极参与工业和公共部门的网络安全教育和安全意识提高活动。

Research within the Surrey Centre for Cyber Security falls into the following principal themes:- Security through Hardware: design and use of secure hardware such as Trusted Platform Modules (TPMs) as the basis of security mechanisms and designs- Trusted Systems: applied cryptography, modelling and security analysis of systems, verification- Privacy and Authentication: privacy-preserving computing, passwords, multi-factor authentication, personal data privacy- Secure Communications: Internet of Things, 5G, connected vehicles, communications protocols, ultra-high-speed mobile and wireless connectivity- Multimedia Security and Forensics: cybercrime and law enforcement- Human Factors: cognitive modelling of human behaviour, human-assisted data loss/leakage prevention, reduction of human-related risks in the cyber-physical world. Within each theme there is a foundational element developing understanding, theory and new technologies, together with applications to specific problem domains and to building practical solutions. Application areas cover a wide range across the cyber-security spectrum, include new cryptographic schemes, security protocols, hardware-enhanced security, network security issues at different layers, formal security modeling and verification, human factors, secure electronic voting, key management, digital rights management and watermarking, image and video forensics, security economics, and biometrics.The application domains we work in include transportation (automotive, rail), democracy (e-voting), telecommunications, digital economy, health, and law enforcement.The technical core of the centre includes academics from the Departments of Computer Science, and the 5G Innovation Centre,. The centre also has a number of associates from a wide range of disciplines across the University whose research overlaps with security, and who are involved in interdisciplinary security research. These areas include Artificial and Machine Intelligence, Communication Systems, Vision, Speech and Signal Processing, as well as Surrey Business School, Sociology, Psychology, Law and Economics. The Centre maintains strong collaborative links with its internationally renowned research partners, participates in technology transfer from academic to small and large businesses, shares knowledge and offers consultancy to government agencies, and is active in cyber-security education and security awareness raising campaigns for the industrial and public sectors.