Recent News
Currie selected as senior director of development for School of Engineering
August 16, 2018
UNM hosts NSF Day on Aug. 29
August 14, 2018
ECE student receives AFRL Outstanding Scholar Award
August 8, 2018
Brain-scan data discovery could lead to revolution in the treatment of bipolar disorder and depression
August 7, 2018
News Archives
Human-Centric Security Initiative talk to focus on secure software
January 20, 2015
"Projecting the Integrity and Confidentiality of Security Functions Through Provable Code Obfuscation" will be the topic explored Jan. 23 by the newly-created Human-Centric Security Initiative at the University of New Mexico.
The speaker will be Adrian Chavez of Sandia National Laboratories. Chavez helped develop CodeSeal, a Sandia technology that provides a way to securely make software harder to interpret in a mathematically-provable way.
The talk will be 3-5 p.m. Friday in the Centennial Engineering Center, Room 1044.
The Human-Centric Security Initiative is a collaborative effort between the UNM’s Department of Computer Science, the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, the Anderson School of Management, and Sandia National Laboratories. The goal of the initiative is to conduct cutting-edge, human-centric research to establish a problem-driven agenda that educates the next generation of ethical hackers and can facilitate technology transfer to benefit society.