Build a community of curious, engaged, and global enthusiasts and experts in being at forefront of manufacturing cybersecurity.
Led by Texas A&M University, New York University, City University of New York, Prairie View A&M University and University of Delaware, along with multiple industry and collaborative partners.
To create a research infrastructure that can support the development and evaluation of data-driven cybersecurity solutions for smart manufacturing.
To foster a community of CISE researchers who can collaborate and exchange ideas, data, codes, resources, and tools for smart manufacturing cybersecurity.
To advance the state-of-the-art in smart manufacturing cybersecurity by addressing the challenges and opportunities in this emerging field.
To enhance the education and training of the next generation of CISE professionals and students in smart manufacturing cybersecurity.
NYU professors Nikhil Gupta and Ramesh Karri lead a survey exploring the Industry 4.0 concept, emphasizing the digital manufacturing paradigm's potential to revolutionize the industry. The article, authored by researchers from NYU Tandon and Texas A&M, delves into cybersecurity risks in digital manufacturing,assessing impacts and proposing innovative defenses for next-generation manufacturing environments.
