Year 1 projects for NCASSR and its partners include the following. Click on each title for more detailed information.

 Continuous Hardware Component Validation (CHCV)
 Extensible Sensor Platform
 Hardware Acceleration for Information Security/FPGA/ASIC (HAIS)
 Malicious Code Reverse Engineering and Analysis Project Team (MCREA)
 Mining Alarming Incidents in Data Streams (MAIDS)
 Mobile Sensor Authentication
 Multicast Survivability and Security
 PKI and CKM® Scaling Study
 Research Engine to Visualize, Evaluate, Archive and Learn (REVEAL)
 Scalability Study of Cryptographic Key Management System
 Security Incident Fusion Tools (SIFT)
 Software Defined Radio
 Trusted Computing Exemplar Team


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The National Center for Advanced Secure Systems Research NCASSR) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) is a multi-institutional cybersecurity research team. NCASSR focuses basic and applied research necessary to develop next generation information security technologies that address national cybersecurity needs. NCASSR is led by the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) and supported by funding from the Office of Naval Research (ONR).


SELS 0.7 released
Secure Email List Services (SELS) is an open source software for creating and developing secure email list services among user communities.
 
Strong community engagement strengthens cybersecurity research and development
NCASSR-supported exploratory research at NCSA and elsewhere has sparked additional external funding and development opportunities as well as successful deployment and adoption by users ranging from the defense sector to state law enforcement to the utilities industry.
 
NCASSR Collaborator Goes To Washington
Carl Gunter, a professor in the University of Illinois Department of Computer Science and a project lead on NCASSR-supported work involving adaptive, secure messaging, recently spoke to an audience of congressional staffers and lobbyists on Capitol Hill regarding ways to address a variety of critical cybersecurity issues in areas such as healthcare and energy distribution.