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Conducting research and education to enhance the resiliency of the nation’s critical infrastructures
DEFINING A CRITICAL PROBLEM
From aging systems to natural disasters, and from equipment failures to deliberate attacks by hostile entities, critical infrastructure systems are facing a myriad of challenges. Solutions must address the cyber, physical, and human dimensions so CIRI has assembled an interdisciplinary team that draws expertise from engineering, business, law, political science, economics, and more.
How We’re Grateful for Our Critical Infrastructure
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- November 4, 2024
S&T Works Tirelessly to Ensure Our Cybersecurity
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- October 23, 2024
Cybersecurity Is a Top Priority and a Collective Effort
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- October 8, 2024
Our Strategic Mission Areas
THE NATIONAL IMPERATIVE OF CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE RESILIENCE
Financial Markets
U.S. stock market average daily trading volume is $268 billion.
Source: Bats Global Markets
Healthcare
Hacking is the cause of 80-percent of 2017 healthcare data breaches.
Source: Office for Civil Rights
Transportation
U.S. maritime ports processed 2,346 million tons of product in 2014.
Source: Bureau of Transportation Statistics
Manufacturing
$400 billion of U.S. intellectual property is compromised each year in cyberattacks.
Source: Cyber Security Intelligence Index
A Panel of Experts
Critical infrastructure resilience is a broad and complex topic. Spanning 16 distinct sectors, solutions to some of the most pressing infrastructure issues require input from the best minds in a variety of fields. Our research team and our external advisory board bring experience, creative outlooks, and a commitment to problem solving. We are honored to work with such a renowned group of professionals.
National Strategy to Secure Mobile Systems
Mobile telecommunications are essential in creating smart cities of the future and enhancing the national economy and well-being. But they also introduce new security risks. Learn how CIRI is creating secure, resilient next-generation mobile networks.