Resilient. Reliable. Secure.
The Information Trust Institute designs complex systems that deliver a predictable level of reliability, security, performance and availability, even when there are unknowns.
What is Information Trust?
The Information Trust Institute designs complex systems that deliver a predictable level of reliability, security, performance and availability, even when there are unknowns.
ITI provides national leadership combining research and education with industrial outreach in trustworthy and secure information systems. The institute brings together over 100 faculty and senior researchers, many graduate student researchers, and industry partners to conduct foundational and applied research to enable the creation of critical applications and cyber infrastructures.
25%
of US homes
will use smart technology by 2020... and ITI will help keep them secure.
of US homes
will use smart technology by 2020... and ITI will help keep them secure.
Latest News
Started in 2017, ERI is a five-year $1.5 billion investment in defense electronic systems by DARPA. Each year, researchers leading aspects of programs funded by the initiative are invited to share their research. This year, ITI Professor Sarita Adve and CSL Professor Naresh Shanbhag were among the invited presenters.
V2X communications will be critical in improving driving safety and traffic efficiency. Auto giant Toyota is collaborating with ITI researchers to create technology that enhances secure communications between cars and their surroundings.
A team of computer scientists at UC San Diego and the University of Illinois have developed an app that allows state and federal inspectors to detect devices that steal consumer credit and debit card data at gas pumps. The devices, known as skimmers, use Bluetooth to transmit the data they steal.
Events
ITI | CIRI Summer Research Team Final Presentation
July 16, 2019 at 11:00 AM CT, 1040 NCSA and via GoToMeeting
The Summer Research Team faculty leads will be describing their summer research projects, followed by poster presentations by the Summer Research Team students. Lunch will be provided during the poster session. Please RSVP to Amy Terven at aterven@illinois.edu by Friday, July 12 if you plan on attending in person.