The goal of CAE-R programs is to reduce vulnerability in the U.S. national information infrastructure.

The ISI video offers a thorough background in the hows and whys of the current IPv4 Internet address system.

The US Department of Homeland Security has now signed a 5- year $16 million contract with USC to expand and improve ISI’s DETERlab testbed, called DETECT.

Along with its use in classes, DETER has been recently used to introduce undergraduate students to cybersecurity research

This event was the first in-depth review of Federal cybersecurity R&D objectives and provided insights into the priorities shaping the direction of Federal research activities.

William J. Lynn spoke to an audience of more than 80 business leaders and academics about “Redefining the Front Lines of National Security.”

The event was held under the auspices of a coalition of Internet organizations.

The National Cyber Range will be a test bed consisting of computers and computer systems on which various cyber scenarios may be evaluated.

An ambitious NSF project to create a vast interactive network testbed is moving forward into a $12 million prototyping phase in which ISI division director John Wroclawski will continue and deepen his involvement. The research and development firm of BBN Technologies is the main contractor for the Global Environment for Network Innovations (GENI) effort, working with 29 teams in universities …

DETER is a partnership between ISI, the University of California, Berkeley, and Sparta, Inc.