The Cyber Security Laboratory is equipped with various hardware and software designed to support learning and research in the field of cyber security.
The facilities available include:
- Dedicated servers used for cyber attack and defense simulations.
- Computers that support security analysis.
- Network security software such as firewalls, Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), and Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS).
- Network equipment and routers that enable real-time configuration and simulation of cyber attacks.
This laboratory supports various academic and research activities, including:
- Training and simulation of cyber attacks to hone students' skills in detecting and responding to threats.
- Research on encryption, data security, and threat mitigation techniques.
- Collaborative projects with industry focused on security audits and the development of cybersecurity solutions.
- Use the lab facilities responsibly.
- Be aware of electrical hazards in the lab.
- Maintain cleanliness and manage waste according to type.
- Do not change the configuration or damage lab facilities.
- Do not enter the lab without access.
- Do not eat or drink in the lab.
Earthquake Safety Guide
- Stay calm and do not panic
- Protect yourself under a table, wall, or other sturdy object and wait until the shaking stops before evacuating
- Avoid partitions, windows, glass, hanging shelves, lamps, cables, and equipment that can easily fall
- If you are in a corridor, walk while crouching, protecting your head and neck with your hands clasped together
- Follow evacuation instructions and directions from the emergency response team
Fire Safety Guidelines
- Stay calm and don't panic.
- Follow the instructions of the emergency response team and head for the emergency exit.
- Crawl and take short breaths if you are trapped in smoke.
- Cover your mouth with a wet cloth if you are breaking through smoke.
- Do not run backwards.
- Do not use the elevator.
