Applying New Mathematics for Robust Cryptography and a Safer Internet
Summary
Hoboken, NJ, September 14, 2011 --( To advance the field of cryptography, Dr. Nicolosi and his partners are capitalizing on recent developments in combinatorial group theory (CGT), which presents a new mathematical framework for cybersecurity.After collaborating with CUNY researchers to tackle the fundamental mathematics, Dr. Nicolosi will lead the Stevens team in the implementation of their findings and experimentation in the computer domain."This is the type of collaborative, forward-thinking research that can have tremendous impact to the security of industries, governments, and individuals," says Dr. Michael Bruno, Dean of the Schaefer School of Engineering and Science at Stevens.Incorporating an understanding of unpredictability, on the other hand, provides a new perspective in the search for hard problems.After collaborating with CUNY researchers to tackle the fundamental mathematics, Dr. Nicolosi will lead the Stevens team in the implementation of their findings and experimentation in the computer domain."This is the type of collaborative, forward-thinking research that can have tremendous impact to the security of industries, governments, and individuals," says Dr. Michael Bruno, Dean of the Schaefer School of Engineering and Science at Stevens.