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CyberScience Laboratory
Coalition Building
The CyberScience Laboratory (CSL) works closely with agencies such as the U.S.S.S. Electronic Crimes Task Forces and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Cyber Division. This coalition of electronic crime experts serves as a gateway for developing and delivering technologies critical to the identification, collection, preservation, analysis, and presentation of electronic evidence to the cybersecurity community. CSL works with criminal justice and other organizations in order to share a forensic tool knowledge base, compiled by government and industry representatives, with the NLECTC system and state and local law enforcement agencies nationwide. Members of the coalition include:
- Air Force Research Laboratory/Information Directorate
- Central New York Computer Crime Coalition
- Connecticut State Police Crime Laboratory
- Dolphin Technology, Inc.
- FBI Cyber Division
- FBI Digital Evidence Section
- High Tech Crime Investigation Association
- International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists
- Joint Council on Information Age Crime
- L-3 Communications Government Services, Inc.
- National CyberCrime Training Partnership
- National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
- National Institute of Justice, Office of Science and Technology
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- National White Collar Crime Center
- New York State District Attorney Association
- New York State Office of Cyber Security and Critical Infrastructure Coordination
- New York State Office of the Attorney General
- New York State Police
- Regional Computer Forensics Laboratory - Western NY
- United States Secret Service Electronic Crimes Task Forces: Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Houston, Kentucky, Los Angeles, Miami, New England, New York, North Texas, San Francisco, and the Washington Field Office
- Utica Police Department
- University of Dayton: Institute on Law, Technology & Security
- WetStone Technologies, Inc.
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Intern Program
The CSL's Embedded Intern Program provides a unique opportunity for high school, undergraduate and graduate students to gain hands-on experience in the field of cybersecurity at various law enforcement agencies nationwide. The foundation of this program is a joint venture between academia and both the public and private sectors in an effort to expose students to a challenging experience in support of cybersecurity developments. Schools solicited to date include: Utica College, Syracuse University, University of Arizona, Florida Atlantic University, Champlain College, Carnegie Mellon University, Dartmouth College, Stanford University, State University of New York (SUNY IT, Morrisville, and Albany), Sage College, Hilbert College, University of Dayton School of Law and Eastern Kentucky University. For more information about the CSL Embedded Intern Program, please contact Robert DeCarlo, Jr at robert@dolphtech.com.
Information Clearinghouse
The CSL Web Environment, www.cybersciencelab.com, is used as a national resource center in the cybersecurity arena. It provides users with contact information for individuals and agencies nationwide, current cyber related events, and detailed information regarding a myriad of different cybersecurity based hardware and software programs. This web environment also includes CSL functional analysis reports on various cybersecurity tools, discussion forums, briefings and presentations, downloadable resources, technical reports, and links to hundreds of relevant websites. The CSL web environment has both a public area, which is open to all visitors, and a private area which is restricted to vetted users.
In July 2006 the CSL integrated a webinar capability into the CSL Web Environment. This technology enables the CSL to present interactive web based seminars, lectures, and workshops. The full streaming capability provides users the ability to view both live and on demand seminars and briefings on topics relating to cybersecurity.
Last updated: March 6, 2007
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