Throughout the year, CCS hosts speakers, forums, and competitions, while its students and faculty are also garnering awards, receiving government and private grants, or presenting research at meetings and conferences. This page compiles news and updates from the Center and its personnel.
July 2022
This is the final webinar in the 2022 series of virtual panels on the industry response to cybersecurity threats within additive and digital manufacturing. This focus this time is on protecting and verifying IP; authenticating design files; and examining cyber incident responses. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation and NYU Tandon School of Engineering, the event is free and all are encouraged to attend. Panelists: Philip Reeves, Managing Director of Reeves Insight, a leading consultant in this domain Shuchi “SK”…
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The final round of the Hack3D Summer Challenge will be the centerpiece of a special symposium examining the "growth of the new area of digital manufacturing" to be held Friday, July 15 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.EDT. Framing presentations from the competition finalists, which will begin at 11 a.m., will be talks by a number of academic and industry leaders in the field, including: Hyunwoong Ko (Arizona State University) Nikolaus L. Cordes (Los Alamos National Laboratory) Danny Huang (New…
Read MoreNovember 2022
After two years as a virtual event, the Annual CSAW Cybersecurity Games and Conference returns "in-person" to three of its five international sites, including the Brooklyn campus of NYU Tandon where it all began. Today's activities in Brooklyn start with a series of talks on technology risk management, smart contracts, penetration testing, and protecting critical infrastructure. Speakers include: Ajoy Kumar, Managing Director and CISO at DTTC Stephen Tong, Co-founder of Zellic and a founding member of the Perfect Blue CTF…
Read MoreFriday is competition day across the CSAW landscape, with all five event sites running a variety of competitions testing skill in both attacking and defending computer software and hardware. In Brooklyn, the competitions will include the Embedded Security Challenge, Hack 3D, Logic Locking, and the Policy Competition, and the debut of two new competitions. The Fuzzing Competition, also known as the Securing Open Source Software Competition and hosted by ForAllSecure, is designed to teach students how to use fuzz testing…
Read MoreWith the competitions completed, it's time to honor the winners at all five sites. Congratulations to all the finalists. At the Brooklyn locations, the honors ceremonies will run from 9 to 11 a.m.
Read MoreMarch 2023
Uptane, a project of NYU Tandon's Secure Systems Laboratory, is hosting a free virtual workshop from 9 to 11 a.m. (EDT).on 3/31 entitled “A Conversation on End-to-End Secure Automotive Software Updates” Our featured speakers are Matthew Mackay, leader of a diverse team that focuses on governance, risk, compliance and monitoring, and response activities for General Motor’s Product Cybersecurity team, and Charles Hart, a researcher on product security and supply chain integrity at Hitachi America Ltd. and Chair of the…
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CSAW returns to Brooklyn, NY, and four other geographic sites around the globe from November 8-11. Celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, CSAW '23 will feature a full slate of competitions, including three new ones—the AI Hardware Attack Challenge and the LLM Attack challenge (Brooklyn, NY only) and BioHack 3D (NYU Abu Dhabi only) After an opening dinner on the 8th, the world's most comprehensive student-run cybersecurity event opens at the Brooklyn site on Thursday, November 9, with the Industry…
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REGISTER HERE: https://bit.ly/AI-Panel-RSVP NYU Law and the Center for Cybersecurity are hosting a conference on AI Crime, Security & International Regulation on November 9. This conference will consider both the opportunities and risks of AI in crime, national security, and international regulation. Senior government, industry, and civil society speakers will discuss tools and capabilities of AI in law enforcement and national security and the civil liberties concerns with its use. The keynote will focus on international AI regulation, with a panel of AI…
Read MoreFriday is competition day across the CSAW landscape, with all five event sites running a variety of activities that test skill in both attacking and defending computer software and hardware. In Brooklyn, the competitions will include the finals of the Embedded Security Challenge, Hack 3D, Logic Locking, and the Applied Research and Policy competitions, as well as the debut of the AI Hardware Attack (AHA) Challenge and the LLM Attack Challenge. AHA asks competitors to insert a hardware vulnerability, such as a trojan…
Read MoreCSAW '23 come to a conclusion with a morning awards ceremony honoring the winners of all the competitions held at the US-Canada site.
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