The Team for Research in Ubiquitous Secure Technology (TRUST) is focused on the development of cybersecurity science and technology that will radically transform the ability of organizations to design, build, and operate trustworthy information systems for the nation's critical infrastructure. Established as a National Science Foundation Science and Technology Center, TRUST is addressing technical, operational, legal, policy, and economic issues affecting security, privacy, and data protection as well as the challenges of developing, deploying, and using trustworthy systems.

Key Resources:

Overview	Orgchart	Partners	Recent Pubs	Annual Report
News	Seminar	Research	Education	FAQ

• Resources for: Industry, Government, Faculty, Students & Staff
• TRUST Introduction (Powerpoint).
• Visitor parking, transportation, directions, lodging.
• Resources for TRUST researchers (presentation and poster templates, etc.).

TRUST website membership is available to members of our Partner Universities, Corporations, and Government Institutions. If you meet the membership criteria, please feel free to request an account in the 'trust' workgroup.

Upcoming and Recent Major TRUST Conferences

October 29-30, 2009	TRUST Autumn 2009 Conference	Washington, DC	(Presentations)
November 11-12, 2008	TRUST Autumn 2008 Conference	Nashville, TN	(Presentations)
April 2-3, 2008	TRUST Spring 2008 Conference	Berkeley, CA	(Presentations)

All TRUST Conferences

Center Sponsors

	TRUST is a National Science Foundation sponsored Science and Technology Center.
	Additional funding comes from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research
	and the International Collaboration for Advancing Security Technology

Industrial Partners

BT	IBM	Sun Microsystems
Cisco Systems	Intel	Symantec
DoCoMo USA Labs	Microsoft	Tata Consultancy Services
EADS	Oak Ridge National Laboratory	Telecom Italia
ESCHER Research Institute	Pirelli	United Technologies
Hewlett Packard	Qualcomm

See also the Partners page.