Secure computing research
The IU School of Informatics and Computing explores technology's role in society to help design better systems.
Security decision making
Seeking insight into how social, legislative, and economic intersections affect cybersecurity decisions
Digital infrastructure design
Investigating both immediate and emerging cybersecurity problems in order to design relevant infrastructure
Digital infrastructure implementation
Developing security protocols and measures capable of long-term, adaptable protection and prevention
Digital infrastructure evaluation
Managing and monitoring information systems for improved usability and up-to-date security
Center for Security Informatics
Focusing on interdisciplinary innovation in informational, computing, and network security
Degrees, certificates, & programs
Providing study opportunities in Secure Computing and Information Assurance
IU School of Informatics and Computing
Brad Wheeler
Interim Dean
IU vice president for IT & CIO
Experts at IU
Steven Myers
- Cryptography
- Secure computation
- Security in complex systems
Apu Kapadia
- Privacy preserving systems
- Privacy in the Internet of Things
Raquel Hill
- Trusted computing
- Privacy preservation of sensitive medical and social science data sets
L. Jean Camp
- Risk community
- Incentives in security
- Security policy
XiaoFeng Wang
- Systems security
- Human genome privacy
Yan Huang
- Secure multi-party computation
- Cryptography
- Systems security
Ryan Henry
- Private information retrieval
- Anonymous systems