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CRL Research Exhibit

Date
December 04, 2019
Time
4:30 PM EST - 6:30 PM EST

Cybersecurity Research Lab (opens in new window)  held its annual Research Exhibit whereby researchers presented their posters showcasing the projects they were working on from 2019.

Dr. Atty Mashatan of ITM founded CRL in 2018 based on Ryerson’s core values:

  • Building great partnerships with industry
  • Finding innovative solutions to real problems
  • Responding to the needs of society, and
  • Training and educating highly qualified personnel, in demand by employers.

The CRL conducts cutting-edge information security research, provides training for the next generation of cybersecurity experts, and is spearheading a crucial and ongoing dialogue with the Information and Computer Technology (ICT) industry in Canada. The CRL has grown significantly in size and scope in less than two years and is recognized for its strong partnerships and linkages to industry. Its mission is to help organizations, large and small, to find innovative and cost effective cyber risk mitigation strategy and solutions. The lab’s research expertise is in Cryptography, Blockchain Technology, Quantum-resistant solutions, Machine Learning and its applications in Cybersecurity, Enterprise Security Architecture, and Security of Internet of Things (IoT).

Quote from President Lachemi who spoke during the event:

"Today, cybersecurity is a key piece of any organization's business plan. The displays around this room show why the Cybersecurity Research Lab at Ryerson University has earned a reputation for developing solutions that make business sense. The work here combines a business focus with technical expertise. Solutions are based on the needs of client partners, and are ready to be put into immediate use.Through its work, the lab is performing another important role: training the next generation of cybersecurity talent, in the form of outstanding undergraduate and graduate students."

Mohamed Lachemi standing with the CRL's founder Atefeh Mashatan.
CRL Research Assistant Annegret Henninger, standing in front of a research poster explaining her diagrams.
CRL Researchers wearing business formal clothes, posing for a group photo.
CRL director's Atefeh Mashatan and Dean of TRSM, Dr. Daphne Taras, smiling for the camera.
Two men speaking to a woman with her back to the camera.
CRL Research Assistant Ryan Kennedy explaining his research to three others.

Posters Presented at the CRL Research Exhibit:

 (PDF file) Transparent Bidding Blockchain (opens in new window) 
 (PDF file) Smart Property Ledger (opens in new window) 
 (PDF file) Pre-Construction Contract Registry (opens in new window) 

Strategic Implications ofQuantum-Resistant Security for Organizations (opens in new window) 

 (PDF file) QUAKE –Quantum Augmented KEM/DEM Encryption (opens in new window) 

 (PDF file) How Twitter Discusses Facebook Libra (opens in new window) 

 (PDF file) Improved Dynamic Multiparty Quantum Private Comparison for Next Generation Mobile Network (opens in new window) 

 (PDF file) Secure Dynamic Multiparty Quantum Private Comparison (opens in new window) 

 (PDF file) A Cross-Domain Topic Recommendation System

 (PDF file) Untangling Data Integrity in IoT-friendly Systems (opens in new window) 

Quantum Annealers as Continuous Testing Automation Backends for Classical Web Code (opens in new window) 

 (PDF file) Are We Ready for Cryptocurrencies? An Empirical Investigation on the Adoption of Cryptocurrencies and Future Directions (opens in new window) 

 (PDF file) Innovation Within Networks –Patent Strategies for BlockchainTechnology (opens in new window) 

Blockchain Technology Development Strategic Implications Application Approaches and Future Directions (opens in new window) 

 (PDF file) High Interest, Low Adoption. An Exploratory Investigation into the Factors Influencing Organizational Adoption of Blockchain Technology (opens in new window)