Center for Internet Security and Forensics Education and Research

The UMass Lowell Center for Internet Security and Forensic Education (iSAFER) advances the knowledge and practice of information assurance and digital forensics through research, education and outreach.

Current Projects

The Center for Internet Safety and Forensic Education and Research is working on the following research projects:

PEK - Privacy Enhance Keyboard
HAWK - Helicopter-based Aerial Wireless Kit
HaLo - Hand-held Location Device
3DLoc - Three Dimentional Localization & Locking Toolkits
BotLoc - Robot Based Localization Toolkit
Secure Mouse - Secure Bluetooth mouse communication link
HCI - Human Computer Interaction

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8/25/2020 Featured Story

Block Party: Students Connect Virtually on HawkCraft

Block Party: Students Connect Virtually on HawkCraft

Students who miss being on campus — and incoming freshmen who want to meet fellow River Hawks outside of the remote classroom this fall — can connect virtually on HawkCraft, the university’s official Minecraft server.

8/25/2020 Featured Story
8/24/2020 Featured Story

Researchers Awarded $1M NSF Grant to Create Middle School Curriculum

Researchers Awarded $1M NSF Grant to Create Middle School Curriculum

A team of researchers from UMass Lowell and SUNY Albany won a three-year, $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to create a computer science curriculum for middle schools in collaboration with school districts in Lowell and Methuen, Mass., and Schenectady, N.Y.

8/24/2020 Featured Story
3/26/2020 Featured Story

Computer Science Professor Awarded $4.5M for Cybersecurity Research

Computer Science Professor Awarded $4.5M for Cybersecurity Research

Computer Science Prof. Xinwen Fu has been awarded more than $4.5 million by the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Energy for his research on the Internet of Things, or IoT.

3/26/2020 Featured Story
1/31/2020 Featured Story

Honors Students Volunteer at Lowell Food Pantry

Honors Students Volunteer at Lowell Food Pantry

When the Honors College dean put out the call for volunteers at a local food pantry, dozens of students stepped up, allowing Central Food Ministry to serve more families. Now, two honors student fellows are helping to sustain and grow the partnership.

1/31/2020 Featured Story

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