Welcome to the Cybersecurity and Wireless Networking Innovations (CWiNs) Lab led by the Prof. Danda B. Rawat.
Mission The mission of the CWiNS lab is to advance the state-of-the-art technologies in cybersecurity and wireless networks, and networked cyber physical systems (smart grid, transportation, Internet of Things). The CWiNS group engages in fundamental research on cognitive networks, wireless virtualization, cybersecurity for networked systems, cyber-physical systems and the Internet of Things, big data analytics, vehicular networking for transportation CPS, unmanned aerial vehicular ad hoc networks, software-defined networks, smart grid systems, wireless sensor networks and research/project based education. The CWiNS lab provides a diverse and rich educational and research environment promoting interdisciplinary research projects. Furthermore, the CWiNS lab also serves as a diverse and rich educational center serving the students of the university as well as its region. Research Philosophy Our research philosophy can be summarized as SOLVE, i.e., specify/identify real-world problem, design its theoretical framework and solutions, validate the solutions and develop a prototype. Our research is supported by NSF, Department of Homeland Security, private Foundations, and University Sponsored Program.
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