SOL4CE Cyber/Cyber-Physical Laboratory Opens at Purdue University

C-SPAN Podcast: Prof. Spafford Discusses Iowa Caucus App

MP3: http://podcast.c-span.org/podcast/WT20200205.mp3 (interview begins at 33:45)

Professors Xu, Ebert, and Prabhakar to Take on New Leadership Roles at Purdue

Podcast: CERIAS Alum Kelley Misata

Kelley Misata, (Ph.D. 2016) was interviewed on the Cybereason Podcast. Kelley is an inspiring strategic leader and speaker with 15+ years of experience in information security, marketing, and communications. She has successfully bridged technical and nontechnical audiences and initiatives to build productive conversations and strategies in information security focusing on the intersections of people, processes, technology. Her discussion with Sam Curry (CSO, Cybereason) reveals her interesting path to her career in security.

Sandia TracerFIRE and Minimega Programs at Purdue Computer Science

Clifton Elevated to IEEE Fellow

CERIAS Creates Student Program Manager Position

David Ebert Inducted into IEEE Visualization Academy

The 2019 Visualization Academy inductees are Stuart K. Card, Sheelagh Carpendale, John Dill, David S. Ebert, Thomas Ertl, Eduard Gröller, Markus Gross, Hans Hagen, Pat Hanrahan, Charles D. Hansen, Jeffrey M. Heer, Chris R. Johnson, Kenneth I. Joy, Arie E. Kaufman, Daniel A. Keim, David H. Laidlaw, William E. Lorensen, Kwan-Liu Ma, Jock D. Mackinlay, Tamara Munzner, Gregory M. Nielson, Hanspeter Pfister, Frits H. Post, Lawrence J. Rosenblum, Ben Shneiderman, Claudio T. Silva, John T. Stasko, Jarke J. van Wijk, Amitabh Varshney, and Anders Ynnerman.

CERIAS Student Awarded CrowdStrike Foundation’s NextGen Scholarship

Adefolarin Bolaj is a graduate student in the Department of Computer and Information Technology. His research focuses on the provision of security for internet related activities (Cyber Security) that produce large volumes of data (Big Data).

Who Takes Care of the Police Officers Dealing with Child Pornography, Cyberdeviance?

Children are victimized every day in child pornography cases, but hidden behind the societal outcry to protect them are the law enforcement investigators forced to shuffle through sometimes thousands of illegal images. Kathryn Seigfried-Spellar, however, won’t let those enforcement officials be forgotten.