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$25 Million Project Will Advance DNA - Based Archival Data Storage

The demand for archival data storage has been skyrocketing, and if a new research initiative reaches its goals, that need could be met by taking advantage of an efficient and robust information storage medium that has proven itself through the centuries: the biopolymer DNA.

 

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Robot Designed to Defend Factories Against Cyberthreats

It’s small enough to fit inside a shoebox, yet this robot on four wheels has a big mission: keeping factories and other large facilities safe from hackers.

 

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Events

Weekly Cybersecurity Lecture Series Kicked Off in January
Friday, January 10, 2020 - 12:00pm

A free, open-to-the-public, one-hour lecture offered each Friday features thought leaders who are advancing the field of cybersecurity. Meet executives from Fortune 500 companies, researchers from federal intelligence agencies, as well as university faculty and students sharing their latest discoveries.

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2020 Georgia Tech Cybersecurity Summit
Thursday, October 15, 2020 - 8:30am

The 2020 Cybersecurity Summit promises to be noteworthy and informative complete with the latest intelligence on cybersecurity.​

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Partner with Georgia Tech IISP

The Institute for Information Security & Privacy (IISP) at Georgia Tech connects government, industry and academia to solve the grand challenges of cybersecurity. As a coordinating body for 12 labs and centers dedicated to academic and solution-oriented applied research, the IISP leverages intellectual capital from across Georgia Tech and external partners to address vital solutions for national defense, economic continuity, and individual freedom.

Partner with the Institute for Information Security & Privacy to meet and hire Georgia Tech students, access emerging cybersecurity research, gain threat intelligence from research scientists and engineers, and consult with Georgia Tech faculty. The IISP Partnership Program helps organizations target specific challenges, stay at the forefront of research-based solutions, and shape a workforce pipeline that meets current and future needs.

Georgia Tech's Cybersecurity Advantage

Graduate and professional education
Georgia Tech offers cybersecurity short courses and certificates -- taught by our researchers at your worksite or in Atlanta.
Comprehensive Research
Explore a problem, customize and harden components, or build a prototype with Georgia Tech faculty and researchers.
State-of-the-art lab facilities
Classified and unclassified research spaces offer a broad range of equipment platforms for informed security.
Licensable I.P.
Learn how to license Georgia Tech inventions, patents, software, and copyrightable materials.

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Get the insider track at Georgia Tech. Access first-hand insight from cybersecurity faculty, researchers and students to help close the innovation gap you face today. Learn what threats we see coming and partner with us to create the next solutions.

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Cybersecurity Researchers

  

Cyber Experts Guide

Georgia Tech’s cybersecurity experts span computer science, electrical engineering, public policy, international affairs, business risk management, and represent labs with deep expertise in national defense. Find an advisor, public speaker, or source for news insight.

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Researcher examines Georgia's FinTech ecosystem

Associate Director of Risk Management, Sudheer Chava, co-authored the State of Georgia's FinTech Ecosystem Report. Working in conjunction with the Technology Association of Georgia and executives from three financial organizations, Chava's new Financial Services Innovation Lab outlined trends and challenges that will shape the future of an already robost FinTech industry in the Southeast. The report was released at the inaugural "FinTech South" event at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

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