The Information Systems, Security, and Forensics (ISSF) laboratory is founded on a vision of transferring mathematical and statistical tools employed in signal processing to analyze large-scale data to solve challenging problems in the areas of deepfakes, spoof detection for ID verification systems, automotive cybersecurity, sensor data integrity verification, and multimedia forensics. The ISSF lab provides the resources required to train a workforce of professionals in the areas of deepfakes, multimedia authentication, automotive cybersecurity, cyber-physical system security, sensor security, information security, forensic science, and multimedia processing. This lab is equipped with several desktop computers and laptops, an ETAS LABCAR (HIL System), a deep learning server,  a variety of smartphones, sensors, a Ford Focus vehicle, multiple testbeds for in-vehicle network communication, sound recording equipment, a recording studio with controlled reverberations, microphone calibration equipment, digital video cameras, and a repository of software for acquiring in-vehicle network (IVN) traffic, tools to analyze large scale data and manipulating digital media.

Lab News:

• 8/21: Congratulations 

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