Center for Infrastructure Security in the Era of AI

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  • Marcos Zampieri Partners with Redshred to Advance AI-Driven Data Integration for Navy Systems 
    George Mason University’s Center for Infrastructure Security in the Era of AI (ISEAI)’s Marcos Zampieri, Assistant Professor in the Department of Information Sciences and Technology, […]
  • Dr. Albanese Named Executive Director of the Institute for Digital Innovation
    ISEAI Director, Dr. Massimiliano Albanese, has been named the new Executive Director of George Mason University’s Institute for Digital Innovation (IDIA). In this role, Dr. […]
  • Joint Work by ISEAI Researchers to be Presented at NAPS 2025
    The paper “Physical and Cyber Security Vulnerabilities in Substation Infrastructure” has been accepted for presentation at the 57th North American Power Symposium (NAPS 2025) in Hartford, CT. The research, led by the University of North Dakota with contributions from George Mason University and the University of Arkansas, reviews vulnerabilities in modern substations and proposes strategies for mitigating physical and cyber threats.
  • Dr. Albanese Partners with OneTier and Receives Funding from CCI
    George Mason University has received a $75,000 grant from the Commonwealth Cyber Initiative (CCI) to advance AI-driven cyber defense. Led by Dr. Massimiliano Albanese in partnership with Virginia-based startup OneTier, the project will develop a Zero Trust Command Center (ZTCC) that integrates AI-powered threat detection with modular security frameworks to help public agencies, critical infrastructure, and mid-market companies defend against sophisticated cyberattacks.
  • ISEAI Holds Planning Meeting at the University of Arkansas
    The Center for Infrastructure Security in the Era of Artificial Intelligence (ISEAI) recently convened a planning meeting bringing together over 65 experts from government, national labs, and industry to address pressing infrastructure security challenges and explore the path to becoming an NSF-funded Industry-University Cooperative Research Center (IUCRC). The event featured panels, research presentations, and a poster session.