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NSF Campus Cyberinfrastructure PI and Cybersecurity Innovation for Cyberinfrastructure PI Workshop

NSF Program: CC*

Project Title: BRACELET: Robust Cloudlet Infrastructure for Scientific Instruments’ Lifetime Connectivity

October 3-4| Albuquerque, New Mexico

PI: Klara Nahrstedt, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)co-PIs: Tracy Smith, John Dallesasse, Paul Braun, Roy Campbell

Program Area: CC*Integration Award Number: 1659293

Klara NahrstedtDirector of CSLUIUCklara@illinois.edu

Paul BraunDirector of MRLUIUCpbraun@illinois.edu

John DallesasseAssoc. Professor, ECE/MNTLUIUCjdallesa@illinois.edu

Roy CampbellAssoc. Dean CoEUIUCrhc@illinois.edu

Tracy SmithDirector of Research IT, Technology ServicesUIUCtracys@illinois.edu

NSF Campus Cyberinfrastructure PI and Cybersecurity Innovation for Cyberinfrastructure PI Workshop

October 3-4, 2017 | Albuquerque, NM

Broader Impact:

• Enable access to a broad array of scientific instruments over their lifetimes

• Enable real-time data acquisition & curation to speed-up scientific discovery

• No more offline instruments, “Sneakernet” and flash drives with the risks of security violation & data loss

Solution:

• Cloudlet/edge device, called BRACELET, between older instrument and private cloud

• Performance component: Have two network interfaces configured at different speeds, perform traffic shaping from slower to faster network

• Security component: User & instrument registration; data encryption during upload; firewall to protect against external threats

Challenge:• Performance mismatch: Older

instruments’ OSes Windows NT or XP run network protocols at lower bandwidth speeds (10Mbps or 100Mbps)

• Obsolete security: Older devices and their OS systems cannot be patched, hence become vulnerable & taken offline Metadata tag:

• URL: http://t2c2.csl.illinois.edu

• Collaboration: We are interested if other labs face similar problems and are interested in collaboration!

• Funds: We need more funds to hire a full time security engineer

• Student Engagement: BRACELET project includes full time CSL PhD student, assisted by two PhD students from MRL (Materials Research Lab) and MNTL (Micro-Nano Technology Lab) working with scientific instruments

Quad Chart for: BRACELET: Robust Cloudlet Infrastructure for Scientific Instruments’ Lifetime Connectivity

BRACELET integration with existing infrastructure

BRACELET’s main components