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2025
Welcome to our Graduate students starting Spring 2025!
2024
Welcome to our Graduate students starting Fall 2024!
The DRACO lab secures 165K in funding from Arctic Wolf Networks to investigate properties of AI workloads.
DRACO secures a 2-year NSF Noyce Western Regional Noyce Network (WRNN) Subaward for 100K.
Congratulations to Drs. Borowczak & Borowczak on their recent ASEE 2024 work and Mike’s new role as ASEE Computers in Education division Program Chair!
Congratulations to Andey on having their paper accepted to MWSCAS 2024!
The International Symposium on Secure and Private Execution Environment Design (SEED) occurred May 16th and 17th at the UCF Fairwinds Alumni Center. Three researchers from the DRACO Lab had the opportunity to present their research in the undergraduate/graduate poster session on Thursday. It was a great experience to learn from professionals and fellow researchers to improve ongoing projects. The wide array of papers presented over the two days was eye-opening with topics from the security of quantum computing to termination and timing channels and more. Overall, it was an incredible opportunity to connect and learn that will help our student researchers develop current and future work.
Novel CAD Workflows, Side Channels on Homomorphic Encryption, and Polymorphic Hardware Among Topics Unveiled
Congratulations to Joshua Joseph who was recently awarded an inaugural Northrop Grumman Undergraduate research fellowship!
Welcome our our three new undergraduates Kate, Franco, and Francisco.
2023
Two Side Channel publications published in the open-access Journal of Cybersecurity & privacy in Summer and Fall of 2023!
Dr. Borowczak was an invited panelist and speaker at the 1st annual “AI and Cybersecurity GCC Forum” hosted by the American International University, Kuwait.
Welcome to our 2023-2024 Undergraduate cohort of student researchers starting in Fall.
DRACO is pleased to welcome two graduate students! Welcome Andey Robins (Ph.D Student) and Jenna Goodrich (MS Student).
The DRACO (Design of Resilient Architectures for Computing) Lab is pleased to join the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at the University of Central Florida (UCF).