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
Computer systems protect their valuable assets with layers of protection, much like a castle has a moat, an outer wall, an inner wall, and a keep. Cyber attackers get around these defenses by comprising one computer at a time. Illinois researchers are trying to prevent these "stepping stone" style attacks.
Parenting a toddler is like flying a drone. While parents may not be able to predict toddlers’ actions, designers of drone swarms could soon understand the correct behavior of a group of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) thanks to the research of CSL Assistant Professor Sibin Mohan.
Today’s kids may be digital natives, but Sibin Mohan, ITI Research Assistant Professor and his students wanted to introduce them to the technology behind computers.
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Events
International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Information Applications in Homeland Security
December 12-13, 2017 | Arlington, VA | Sponsor: Critical Infrastructure Resilience Institute
The importance of critical infrastructures to the Homeland Security Enterprise cannot be over-estimated, which makes a means of exploring how security and resiliency might be enhanced through AI and quantum computing of significant value. This workshop will bring together international experts to address these questions and capture ideas and potential solutions.