1. SE Linux University Consortium
Cyber Security Policy and Reseach Institute
George Washington University
Tony Stanco, Associate Director

2. Consortium Goals
“To successfully create a complete, usable, state of the art secure open source operating system based on SELinux, and
Through education and outreach create a vibrant community of researchers, developers, educators, users and administrators actively participating in and using the secure open source operating systems and software”

3. Impact and Expected Outcomes
Produce innovative research results that transfer into excellent security products, ready for easy installation and use
Work closely with commercial companies to commercialize results
Results and education usable for all companies, including proprietary products

4. Impact and Expected Outcomes
Educational mission will provide both education and training in secure software development
Train the next generation IT professionals in secure software development

5. Consortium: Key Components
Inclusive Consortium
Universities from all 50 states
All 50 NSA Centers of Excellence
Keep America first
Educate next generation of IT professionals
Maintain US leadership
Minority schools included

6. Current Consortium Partners
George Washington University, CSPRI
Johns Hopkins
George Mason
Idaho State University
National Information Assurance Training and Education Center (NIATEC)
National Institute of Standards (NIST)
Air Force Institute of Technology
University of Tulsa, Center for Information Security
Purdue University
Towson State University
Polytechnic University, ISIS

7. SE Linux University Consortium
Cyber Security Policy and Reseach Institute
George Washington University
Tony Stanco, Associate Director