"Cybersecurity for Gateways" is a Trusted CI presentation from the August 2018 SGCI Bootcamp, held in Chicago, IL. The presentation was written by Jim Basney. The Science Gateways Community Institute (SGCI) provides ...

The NSF Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (CCoE) leads the NSF community in addressing the cybersecurity challenges in producing trustworthy science. Beginning as the Center for Trusted Scientific Cyberinfrastructure ...

Blockchain technology has evolved from being an immutable ledger of transactions for cryptocurrencies to a programmable interactive environment for building distributed reliable applications. Although the blockchain ...

A collection of training presentations covering federated identity management for research organization, presented at the 2017 AGU New Orleans conference. Hands-on exercises are included in this submission. The topics ...

Cyberattacks on enterprise networks have moved into an era where both attackers and security analysts utilize complex strategies to confuse and mislead one another. Critical attacks often take multitudes of reconnaissance, ...

In this talk, we are presenting our work on building a data quality and security (DQS) framework, which integrates cybersecurity with other diverse metrics, such as accuracy, reliability, timeliness, and safety into a ...

The REED+ framework integrates NIST SP 800-171 and other related NIST publications as the foundation of the framework. This framework serves as a standard for campus IT to align with security regulations and best practices, ...

The concept behind the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST) is simple: conduct a digital image-based survey over an enormous area of the sky and build an extensive astronomical catalogue over the course of ten years. ...

Data-intensive science collaborations increasingly provision dedicated network circuits to share and exchange datasets securely at high speed, leveraging national-footprint research fabrics such as ESnet or I2/AL2S. This ...

We're at an important stage in the history of science. The internet has dramatically accelerated the pace and scale of communication and collaboration. We have the computational resources to mine and discover complex ...