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Ray Appears on WCJB’s Tech Tuesday

Dr. Sandip Ray, director of the RISING Lab, was proud to appear on WCJB TV20’s Tech Tuesday series. He was interviewed about an innovative initiative that provides veterans with the tools to transition into civilian life by training them in the security of silicon chips and devices—skills that are becoming increasingly critical. Funded by the […]

New Project Aims to Help Veterans Gain Skills in Hardware Security

A new project led by Warren B. Nelms Institute researchers has received $1 million in funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) Experiential Learning for Emerging and Novel Technologies (ExLENT) Program.

Sandip Ray Leads Project to Raise Awareness of Automotive Security Risks

Recent work has shown that hacking into a car—whether for purposes of theft or the remote control of driving functionality—is depressingly easy. However, according to ECE Professor Sandip Ray, the broader cybersecurity community is still not fully aware of the enormity of the cybersecurity risks posed by vehicles.

Paper Accepted

[October 2023] Paper by Xiangru Chen, Dipal Halder, and Kazi Mejbaul Islam on HW-SW infrastructure for protecting against evasion attacks has been accepted at IEEE Internet-of-Things journal.  Congratulations Xiangru, Dipal, and Kazi!

Exploration platform for security of V2X communications

[April 2023] Paper by Darshith Prakash, Bhagawat Yedla, and Srivalli Boddupalli on the exploration platform for security of V2X communications has been accepted at VTC 2023. Congratulations Darshith, Bhagawat, and Srivalli!

RISING Lab Welcomes Tambiara Tabassum!

RISING Lab welcomes new PhD student Tambiara Tabassum. All the best Tambiara!