Secure Computing Institute

The Secure Computing Institute (SCI) at NC State University is a focal point for cybersecurity research and education at the university and the broader Research Triangle Park (RTP) area. Located in the Department of Computer Science, SCI seeks to unite cybersecurity efforts throughout the university, including the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, the Department of Business Management, and the Department of Psychology. SCI is co-directed by Dr. William Enck and Dr. Laurie Williams.

Mission

The mission of the Secure Computing Institute (SCI) is to enhance the security and privacy of computing systems for the betterment of society through (1) performing basic and applied research; and (2) advancing and delivering cybersecurity education.

Core Research Labs

Wolfpack Security and Privacy Research (WSPR) Lab	NSA Science of Security Lablet (SoSL) at NCSU
Hardware and Embedded Cybersecurity Research (HECTOR) Lab	Secure Advanced Computer Architecture (SACA) Group
North Carolina Partnership for Cybersecurity Excellence (NC-PaCE)

Employment Opportunities

• We are seeking proposals for 1-credit, sophomore-level courses as part of our new Cybersecurity Concentration. If you are interested in proposing a course for Fall 2020 (or future semesters), please fill out the following form: https://go.ncsu.edu/security-course-proposals.
• SCI is hiring a Director of Cybersecurity Education and Teaching Professor. For more information, see the employment page.
• S3C2 is hiring a PostDoc. For more information, see the employment page.