Information Assurance Laboratory

The objective of the Information Assurance Laboratory is to study and develop new techniques of assuring secure and accurate data transmission and reception. Towards that end, the IAL plays a key role in supporting the activities of both Auburn's center for Innovations in Mobile, Pervasive, and Agile Computing Technologies and Information Assurance (IMPACT-IA) and the Samuel L. Ginn College of Engineering's wireless curriculum. The IAL is the declared Information Assurance Research Center within the Samuel L. Ginn College of Engineering and is a primary resource for emerging Information Assurance curricula.

Specific areas of concentration include:

Endpoint vulnerabilities, network simulation to study the impact of worms on large-scale wide area networks, secure routing in ad hoc mobile networks, interoperability of networked systems, and software architectural design for interoperability. For more information on the IAL's research areas: click here.

	Auburn Information Assurance Laboratory (IAL) National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance certified by The National Security Agency & the Department of Homeland Security

	OBJECTIVE

NSF Scholarship for Service Program at Auburn University web link DOD Information Assurance Scholarship Program at Auburn University web link CNSS Information Assurance Certifications at Auburn University web link Drew Hamilton Director of IAL web link IAL Key Personnel & Participants National Information Assurance Training and Education Consortium (NIATEC) web site (www.niatec.org)	The objective of the Information Assurance Laboratory is to study and develop new techniques of assuring secure and accurate data transmission and reception. Towards that end, the IAL plays a key role in supporting the activities of both Auburn's center for Innovations in Mobile, Pervasive, and Agile Computing Technologies and Information Assurance (IMPACT-IA) and the Samuel L. Ginn College of Engineering's wireless curriculum. The IAL is the declared Information Assurance Research Center within the Samuel L. Ginn College of Engineering and is a primary resource for emerging Information Assurance curricula. Specific areas of concentration include: Endpoint vulnerabilities, network simulation to study the impact of worms on large-scale wide area networks, secure routing in ad hoc mobile networks, interoperability of networked systems, and software architectural design for interoperability. For more information on the IAL's research areas: click here. *Information Assurance Partners:* Tuskegee University: Dr. John Chen Alabama State University: Dr. Said Ngobi Albany State University: Dr. Stephen Owor U.S. Air Force Academy: Dr. Martin C. Carlisle Links: NSF Scholarship for Service Program at Auburn DOD Information Assurance Scholarship Program at Auburn Missile Defense Agency Open Source Database (password protected) SPAWAR Interoperability IA Research Project Security Publications by Auburn Faculty and Students 2005 Digital Combat Exercise 3rd Southeastern Software Engineering Conference Seminar on DoS 4th Southeastern Software Engineering Conference Security Research Seminar Security Resources on the COMP 6370 Course Page Security Resources on the COMP 7370 Course Page Arizona Center for Integrative Modeling and Simulation 2003 Information Assurance Workshop & 2004 Information Assurance Workshop with University of South Carolina & Advanced Technology Institute Software Communications Architecture ver 2.2 Unrestricted Warfare

*Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering*
107 Dunstan Hall, *Auburn University*, Auburn, AL 36849
Phone: (334) 844-6360
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