IIT Madras and IDBI Bank : The cybersecurity lab will be launched

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IIT Madras : This lab seeks to focus on cybersecurity in systems deployed in industries such as banking, automotive, power and telecommunications, and undertake experimental evaluation and assessment exercises

The Indian Institute of Technology Madras and IDBI Bank to launch a cybersecurity lab to develop and deploy security solutions in crucial sectors including in healthcare, fintech and aerospace. The ‘IDBI – IITM Secure Systems Lab’ (I2SSL) was inaugurated at the IIT Madras campus today.

The lab, according to IIT Madras, will focus on creating market-ready IPs in cybersecurity, productisation and commercialisation of research work, especially for mobile technologies.

This lab seeks to focus on cybersecurity in systems deployed in industries such as banking, automotive, power and telecommunications, among others, and undertake experimental evaluation and assessment exercises, IIT Madras said adding that the researchers would also develop test cases for testing, carry out vulnerability research, and help devise hardening guidelines. It would help enterprise systems in managing cybersecurity risks in real-time, it added.

The ‘IDBI – IITM Secure Systems Lab’ (I2SSL) will work on Secure Systems Engineering. Through this lab, the researchers aim to design and implement solutions that address security concerns from a holistic end-to-end perspective, ranging from fundamental problems in theory to practical system building to exploiting leakages and mounting implementation­-based attacks to lab would provide a platform for research students and would foster cybersecurity thinking in undergrads with the help of online programs, capture the flags (CTFs), hackathons, and projects.

The I2SSL, IIT Madras, plans to ingeniously design systems for critical applications such as hardware firewalls, point-of-sale devices, and mobile banking. Security would be achieved using memory safe languages, tagged architectures that provide fine grained access control, memory encryption, and in ingeniously developed Trusted Platform Module (TPM).

The Researchers also aim to create an online forum that would facilitate Al-based malware analysis. I2SSL will also work on developing tools for automated security evaluation. In the area of Cryptography, researchers will work towards developing hardware accelerators for crypto-primitives including symmetric and asymmetric-key cryptography as well as post-quantum cryptography

The lab was inaugurated by Rakesh Sharma, managing director and chief executive officer, IDBI Bank, in the presence of Prof V Kamakoti, director, IIT Madras, Saumya Chaudhuri, CGM, IDBI Bank, Manjunath Pai, CGM and zonal head- Chennai zone, IDBI Bank, Prof Mahesh Panchagnula, dean (alumni and corporate relations), IIT Madras, Dr Chester Rebeiro, principal investigator, IDBI – IITM Secure Systems Lab (I2SSL), IIT Madras, Kaviraj Nair, CEO, office of institutional advancement, IIT Madras, faculty, research and students.

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