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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7/12/2021 Featured Story

UTeach Turns STEM Majors into Sought-After Teachers

UTeach Turns STEM Majors into Sought-After Teachers

The UTeach program, which turns science, math and engineering majors into classroom teachers, is now in its 10th year at UMass Lowell. Graduates are in great demand at local high schools, and one was named a finalist for Massachusetts STEM Teacher of the Year.

7/12/2021 Featured Story
6/25/2021 Featured Story

River Hawks Take on Roles for Gaming Studio Startup

River Hawks Take on Roles for Gaming Studio Startup

Several UMass Lowell students have had a hand in creating and marketing a new neo-noir tabletop role-playing game called “Favor,” the upcoming first release from their indie gaming studio, Eclipse Entertainment.

6/25/2021 Featured Story
6/25/2021 Featured Story

Slowly but Surely, River Hawks Resume Studying Abroad

Slowly but Surely, River Hawks Resume Studying Abroad

As international travel restrictions lift and study abroad programs slowly resume, six UMass Lowell students — including four in one semester — have received prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships from the U.S. Department of State.

6/25/2021 Featured Story
5/26/2021 Featured Story

Summer Camp to Inspire Next Generation of Cyber Stars

Summer Camp to Inspire Next Generation of Cyber Stars

Eighty high school students from across New England and New York will get a chance to learn about cybersecurity during a free, two-week virtual summer camp hosted by the UML Cyber Range.

5/26/2021 Featured Story

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