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KU’s Information and Telecommunication Technology Center (ITTC) is a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD) and Research (CAE-R) designated by the National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security.
We focus on developing, verifying and fielding high-assurance information systems. It's purpose is to provide a University-wide focal point for those involved in information assurance research, education and implementation. Our faculty and students perform research including theoretical modeling, high-assurance system synthesis and verification, security modeling and analysis, network security, and database security. Our faculty manage and implement the MSCS/MSCoE program in security and assurance, the graduate certificate in cybersecurity, the undergraduate certificate in cybersecurity, as well as teach information assurance principles throughout the University. Finally, our staff affiliates are responsible for developing and implementing information security across the University.
In The News

NSF Grant Will Help EECS Researchers Develop Hardware Cybersecurity Education Program
August 24, 2021

Research center planned to help companies protect the Internet of Things more effectively
December 04, 2019

EECS Professor Receives NSF Funding to Improve the Cybersecurity Management of Networks
May 17, 2019

EECS Professor Receives NSF Funding to Improve Cybersecurity through Morphing IT Systems - Moving Target Defense
March 20, 2019

KU team wins NSA funding to improve security for Internet of Things with ‘big-thinking’ research
May 16, 2018

EECS Hosts Cyberdefense Competition with soldiers from Fort Riley First Infantry Division
May 4, 2016