Cyber Security & Resilience benefits from a number of integrated, purpose-built labs and associated assets. They are available for research, student projects and small-group teaching.

To reserve lab space or borrow assets, please contact the operations support Jane Pettitt. 

This lab aims at hosting ethical hacking and capture the flag exercises. Purpose-built, the room's setup includes a virtualization infrastructure, can be severed from the campus network, and be separated into two compartments for competing teams.

To complement exercises the machines can be outfitted with non-intrusive Tobii X2-30 eye trackers, which are also available for borrowing for student projects.

The Psycho-Physiological Measurement & Eye Tracking lab aims at complex experiments with precise, synchronized measurement of 

• eye gaze,
• skin conductance,
• heart-rate variability, and
• human affect

in a controlled setting. All measurements are recorded time-synched on a dedicated low-latency system.

The Lab includes

• a RED 500 high-end eye tracker,
• a Biopac measurement suite,
• a HD camera with NOLDUS FaceReader,
• a wide-angle camera for posture and gesture recording.

This Lab includes a Siemens smart building experimental suite including sensors, actuators and back-end management bus, with the same specifications as the ones used in the Urban Sciences Building. The Lab enables experiments on a well-controlled smart building environment including experiments on ethical hacking of such infrastructures under safe circumstances.