2024 NSF Cybersecurity Summit
October 7-10, 2024, at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA.
Mark Your Calendars
Trusted CI webinar: 4th Monday of the month at 11am Eastern time
Nov 11th: ARMOR (NSF Award #2232813) with Hoda Maleki
MS-CC Cybersecurity Community of Practice: 2nd Tuesday of the month, 2pm Eastern
Oct 30th: Elisa Heymann is presenting, "The Landscape of Ransomware,” at the Governor's Cybersecurity Summit; Appleton, Wisconsin
Protecting NSF cyberinfrastructure (CI) since 2012
The mission of Trusted CI is to enable trustworthy NSF science by partnering with cyberinfrastructure (CI) operators to build and maintain effective cybersecurity programs, publishing resources that are valuable to the broader NSF community, and supporting the processes, tools, and knowledge to secure NSF research progress.
Are you an NSF project in need of cybersecurity help?
Trusted CI Spotlight: Ransomware
Ransomware poses an increasing risk to researchers and the higher education community. Trusted CI, the NSF Cybersecurity Center of Excellence, has a decade of experience in solving the unique cybersecurity challenges faced by the research community. Trusted CI can help you secure your cyberinfrastructure while also considering higher education’s open and collaborative nature, its unique use of instruments, and its large and complex data sets.
Learn more about ransomware.
Adopting the Trusted CI Framework
Are you a large organization formed from smaller programs and need to unify your cybersecurity strategy? Do you have cybersecurity controls in place but lack a systemic approach to a secure cyberinfrastructure? Trusted CI had you in mind when it developed a framework to help research organizations approach cybersecurity from a mission-oriented, programmatic, and full lifecycle perspective. Trusted CI helps you identify your security needs and develop a plan to achieve solutions.
Learn more about the Trusted CI Framework.
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