Network Security Projects in Java is one of the primary research centres for project and research development in network security. We are performing cutting edge research and development in all security areas including computer security, information security and network security. In our organization, we have the best and brightest technical experts who have served for students and research scholars across the world. We organized a Faculty Training Programs, Seminars, and Workshops on network security in world’s different countries. We do this in a collaboration manner due to this, nearly 500+ research proposals already accepted and currently working by our technical experts. The Network Security Projects in Java has been approved as an ISO 9001.2000 certification. As a part of this, the platform promotes tie-up between world top universities and colleges.
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Highlighted Research Areas:
- Secure systems
- Privacy
- Embedded security
- Cryptography
- Access control
- Database security
- Multimedia security
- Digital rights management
- Identity based cryptography
- RFID and smart cards
- High speed stream ciphers
- Hashing algorithms
- Mutual identification and authentication
- Hadamard matrices
- Medical device security
- Insider attacks detection
- Internet attacks
- Dismantling and detection of Botnets
- Security of routing infrastructure
- Trusted cloud computing
- Internet of Things security
- Anonymous communications
- Privacy policy enforcement infrastructures for pervasive systems
- Privacy preserving language design
- 5G network security
- Database support for privacy-preserving queries
Research Topics on Network Security Projects in Java:
- On the use of Quantitative Reasoning about Cloud Security based in Service Level Agreements
- An effective mechanism for Enhancing PHY Security of Cooperative Cognitive Radio Multicast Communications
- An efficient mechanism for Evaluating Security and Availability of Multiple Redundancy Designs as Applying Security Patches
- A novel technology of Robotman based on security robot for human-robot interaction
- An effective usage of Developing personalized security information service by open data
- On the use of Discovering and Mitigating New Attack Paths based on by Graphical Security Models
- A new technique for Security evaluation of block scrambling-based on ETC systems against extended jigsaw puzzle solver attacks
- An effective usage of Structure and model of smart house security system based on machine learning methods
- A novel study of Inferring causal direction from multi – dimensional causal networks for assessing harmful factors by security analysis
- An effective mechanism for DyDroid based Measuring Dynamic Code Loading and Its Security Implications on Android Applications
- A new mechanism for Physical-Layer Security against Known/Chosen Plaintext Attacks for OFDM-based on VLC system
- An effective mechanism for Security-Constrained Design of Isolated Multi-Energy Microgrids
- An efficient usage of Compromising Security for Economic Dispatch based on Power System Operations
- A new mechanism for Coordinated Multiple-Relays based on Physical-Layer Security Improvement of Single-Leader Multiple-Followers Stackelberg by Game Scheme
- An effective mechanism for Uniquified Virtualization Approach for Hardware Security
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