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The Secure Software and Services Group is part of the Security, Information Analytics,
and Business Integrity Department at IBM's Thomas J. Watson Research Center. The
group's research focuses on developing security technologies, design
methodologies, best practices and standards. The goal is to
significantly raise the bar on the quality of security in products and
services while simultaneously easing the overhead of developing and
deploying such secure solutions.
Members of the group are known for their pioneering work on a variety
of topics that have led to new technologies being incorporated in
IBM's products and services, definitive industry leading standards as
well as publications in premier security workshops and conferences.
The group continues to do innovative work on various topics
including:
- development of model-driven security engineering and testing, language-based security
- security services such as identity and access control management
- secure service delivery environments
- secure hypervisors and secure high assurance operating systems for embedded platforms
- hardware security via physical secure co-processors, service processors and novel hardware architectures
- ethical hacking as part of the Global Security Analysis (GSAL) activities
- new cryptographic techniques and algorithms and their secure implementations and side-channel cryptanalysis
To find out more about our activities, explore the following list of
current projects as well as highlights from the past:
If you are interested in these topics and you have a strong
background in security, software engineering and services: Our
team has openings for a variety of research positions
including interns, coops and Research Staff Members. Please
contact Josyula R. Rao for more information.
Last updated 25 Apr 2008
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