CICS Research Initiatives
The Center for Information and Computer Security works to
coordinate joint research projects which advance the knowledge and
state of the art in information and computer security.
The Center and its affiliated faculty have world-class
abilities in
the information and computer security area, with a range of expertise
that includes highly technical areas such as cryptography and protocol
security, applications of technology, managerial and organizational
aspects of enterprise security, computer crime, and investigative
matters. Our faculty affiliates push the boundaries of knowledge and
experience every day, and are active in the international community of
researchers. Having these diverse approaches to the common problems
of computer security and computer crime all available through this
one cooperative center provides a well-rounded approach to information
and computer security with exceptional promise.
The Center is currently exploring possibilities for
cross-disciplinary research projects. While these efforts are
underway, we provide links to ongoing discipline-specific research
efforts.
The following research laboratories in the
Department of Computer
Science and
Engineering support research projects in the areas of
information
and computer security:
Publications
See the list of Research Publications: http://nsl.cse.unt.edu/~dantu/cae/#section2
Other, Related UNT Centers
In the Department
of Business Computer
Information Systems, the Information Systems Research
Center is a synergistic partnership between UNT and other
organizations which focuses on key IS/IT management, education, and
research issues.
The Texas Center
for Digital
Knowledge is a research, development and consulting service
enterprise that brings together top researchers in information
science, criminal justice, business information systems, and
technology and cognition to provide a collaborative framework for
enhancing the relationships between individual knowledge workers and
the technology-based environments in which they work to advance
today's global economy.
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