Technology in the Lab

The NAU Cybersecurity lab uses and has developed various technology in the lab to support and aid research projects being pursued. This PDF also highlights technology and capabilities in our lab.

 

Memristor based cryptographic system using a ChipKit as the driving board.

Micromanipulator
Micromanipulator to test nanostructures on raw silicon devices.

QKD
Multi-channel quantum key distribution emulation board.

Secure token developed for Castle Shield.

Secure token developed with Crossbar.

Memristor based cryptographic system using a Nucleo as the driving board.

Sensor board used to study using sensors as PUFs.

MRAM based cryptographic system using a ChipKit as the driving board.

MRAM based cryptographic system using a Nucelo as the driving board.

Quantum Cryptography Kit Page   Our lab worked closely with Thor Labs to construct this kit and can be seen featured on their website.

There is also a Thorlabs_QKDOverview  PDF of our labs 2 channel BB84 implementation.

Cybersecurity Homepage
Location
Room 112 Building 90
School of Informatics, Computing, and Cyber Systems
1295 S. Knoles Dr.
Flagstaff, AZ 86011