Engagements

The mission of Trusted CI is to ensure NSF cyberinfrastructure (CI) projects get the guidance they need regarding their cybersecurity challenges. From quick questions to collaborative engagements lasting months, Trusted CI tackles challenges of all sizes.

Trusted CI engagements are currently on hold while we help NSF Major Facilities adopt the Trusted CI Framework. If you need advice from Trusted CI, please contact us with the subject, “Office Hours,” and any details you can provide.

To see our published engagement reports, see our Reports page.

We have worked or are working with the following projects and organizations (click their names to learn more):

• AARC

• American Museum of Natural History

• AOT

• Cal Poly Pomona Scholarship for Service

• CC-NIE Peer Review

• CyberGIS

• DataONE

• DesignSafe

• DKIST

• Environmental Data Initiative

• FABRIC

• GAGE

• Galaxy

• Gemini Observatory

• GenApp

• Globus

• HUBzero

• IBEIS

• IceCube

• IRNC TransPAC

• Jupyter

• LIGO

• LTER Network Office (LNO)

• LSST

• MagLab (NHMFL)

• MSU

• NEON

• NOIRLab

• NRAO

• NSO at AURA

• Ocean Observatories Initiative

• Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC)

• Open OnDemand

• Open Storage Network

• OSiRIS

• PATh

• Pegasus

• perfSONAR

• Polar Geospatial Center (PGC)

• Research Ecosystem for Encumbered Data (REED+)

• SAGE

• Scalable Amplified Group Environment (SAGE2)

• SciGaP

• SCiMMA

• Scripps Institution of Oceanography

• Services Layer at the Edge (SLATE)

• Singularity

• Southern Ocean Carbon and Climate Observations and Modeling (SOCCOM)

• Sylabs.io

• UNAVCO

• UC Berkeley - Secure Research Data and Compute Platform

• United States Academic Research Fleet (ARF)

• United States Antarctic Program

• University of Arkansas

• University of New Hampshire Research Computing Center (UNH RCC)

• University NAVSTAR Consortium (UNAVCO)

• XSEDE Metric Service

To learn more about how Trusted CI can help your NSF-funded project, contact us here.