From defending critical infrastructure against cyber threats to testing next-generation aerospace systems, Stevens Institute of Technology leads groundbreaking security research that protects people, assets and interests. Our researchers advance the frontiers of cybersecurity, materials science, systems engineering and emergency management, creating innovative solutions for today’s most complex security challenges.
Stevens develops leading-edge security technologies, studies, leadership
Stevens collaborates closely with the Army, Navy, Department of Defense and others to keep the nation safe
Stevens’ multifaceted systems-research faculty study threats, develop preventive technologies and train the next generations of security professionals
Stevens’ CASSIA research center serves as the hub for the university’s cybersecurity research and workforce training
Quantum technologies will soon help guide pilots and projectiles, sense threats and transmit data super-securely
Goodbye passwords? Quantum computing can make financial, medical and email data impossible to crack
Airtight security depends upon super-random numbers — and Stevens’ quantum labs are generating some of the most random known
Secure space travel, air travel and defense operations all require a careful understanding of environmental stresses at very high speeds as projectiles, rockets, planes and other objects interact with atmospheric gases, water droplets and debris. Stevens is leading the way.
Two dozen universities coordinate security research and training, led by Stevens expertise
Two Stevens researchers, working with university partners including Rutgers, receive $1 million from the Department of Defense to improve monitor of the nation’s key pipelines
Cybersecurity research to protect our data
A Stevens researcher sounded early warnings on cloud security. Now he develops protections for wireless devices
As quantum computing evolves, cryptographic methods will need to improve. A Stevens research center is on the case