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.
April 2021
Traditional manufacturing is increasingly being supplanted with new technologies. Factories are becoming smarter and more interconnected, and new manufacturing techniques are increasingly being adopted (e.g. 3D printing, smart hybrid manufacturing). With these new advances come new risks, especially within the cybersecurity domain. In this cybersecurity webinar series, NYU Center for Cybersecurity will host four panel discussions with experts from academia and industry. This is the first webinar in the series hosted by NYU Tandon. It has a focus on the…
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About this Event Traditional manufacturing is increasingly being supplanted with new technologies. Factories are becoming smarter and more interconnected, and new manufacturing techniques are increasingly being adopted (e.g. 3D printing, smart hybrid manufacturing). With these new advances come new risks, especially within the cybersecurity domain. In this cybersecurity webinar series, NYU Center for Cybersecurity will host four panel discussions with experts from academia and industry. This is the second webinar in the series hosted by NYU Tandon. It has a…
Read MoreJune 2021
Traditional manufacturing is increasingly being supplanted with new technologies. Factories are becoming smarter and more interconnected, and new manufacturing techniques are increasingly being adopted (e.g. 3D printing, smart hybrid manufacturing). With these new advances come new risks, especially within the cybersecurity domain. In this cybersecurity webinar series, NYU Center for Cybersecurity will host four panel discussions with experts from academia and industry. This is the third webinar in the series hosted by NYU Tandon. It has a focus on the…
Read MoreJuly 2021
Traditional manufacturing is increasingly being supplanted with new technologies. Factories are becoming smarter and more interconnected, and new manufacturing techniques are increasingly being adopted (e.g. 3D printing, smart hybrid manufacturing). With these new advances come new risks, especially within the cybersecurity domain. In this cybersecurity webinar series, NYU Center for Cybersecurity will host four panel discussions with experts from academia and industry. This is the second webinar in the series hosted by NYU Tandon. It has a focus on the…
Read MoreAugust 2021
Join us for an online discussion on the state of the art in power grid cybersecurity. The Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) reports that a large number of cyber-attacks occur on cyber-physical systems for which a computer and ancillary sensors are used to control the infrastructure. An industrial control system strategy is required to improve grid resiliency, secure operations and better manage potential cyber risks. Panel Topics: Ideas to secure the transmission grid, distribution networks, and the supply chain…
Read MoreHear cybersecurity experts discuss the state of the art in the power grid's cyber security: risks, threats, solutions, and future plans. About this event Join us for an online discussion on the state of the art in power grid cybersecurity. Abstract: The Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) reports that a large number of cyber-attacks occur on cyber-physical systems for which a computer and ancillary sensors are used to control the infrastructure. An industrial control system strategy is required to…
Read MoreOctober 2021
Sponsored by the NYU Center for Cybersecurity and AIG, this session will focus on all the reasons why data science is fundamental to building a successful and mature cyber security program. In particular we’ll discuss two ways to use data science fundamentals in cyber security programs: to improve data analytics supporting cybersecurity programs (KPIs, risk management, process effectiveness), and to use model-driven security and real-time data streaming to match data attributes to known patterns. The result of such a process…
Read MoreNovember 2021
The 18th Annual CSAW Cybersecurity Games and Conference begins five days of individual and team competitions, research presentations, plenary talks, and industry interactions. Opening day events include the opening of the Industry Fair, and a preview of the presentations from the 2021 Applied Research Competition on display in poster form. Participating companies in the Industry Fair will include all the CSAW sponsors listed below. Dr. Martin Otto, head of the Cybersecurity Research Group for Siemens Technology, will deliver the keynote…
Read MoreOn Day 2 of CSAW U.S. and Canada, the industry fair continues, and the applied research competition posters will be on display. This day will offer finalists and organizers a chance to through the virtual space and practice using platform functionality in advance of final presentation. Registration is free and one registration covers all four days of the competition. Go to https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/j6zqEM to register. You can see the full line-up of CSAW 21 events at https://www.csaw.io/agenda. CSAW 21 is presented…
Read MoreToday at CSAW 21, the cybersecurity competitions and games begin in earnest, at NYU Tandon in Brooklyn and around the world. Final presentations for the Global Logic Locking Conquest Competition and Global Hack 3D Presentations, along with Embedded Security Challenge presentations at both Tandon and NYU Abu Dhabi (home to CSAW MENA) begin the morning, The afternoon will include the US-Canada Applied Research Competition Poster Presentations, while the 36-hour Capture the Flag competitions begin at NYU Abu Dhabi and at…
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