To implement our research projects, we utilize a variety of resources to ensure effective execution and collaboration:

​Artificial intelligence and cybersecurity software

• Tools such as MATLAB, Python, TensorFlow, PyTorch, and Smart PLS for AI modelling, simulation, and optimization tasks.
• Cryptographic libraries and tools such as OpenSSL and Crypto++ are used to develop and test encryption algorithms.
• Specialized software for intrusion detection and threat analysis, including Wireshark and Nessus.
  

 

Cloud and IoT simulation platforms

• CloudSim and IoTSim model and simulate cloud computing and IoT environments.
• NS2 and NS3 for network protocol simulation and optimization studies.
  
  

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High-performance computing resources

• Access to university-owned and third-party high-performance computing clusters for running computationally intensive simulations and deep learning models.
  

Collaboration and communication tools

• Online meeting platforms such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet for remote collaboration.
• Collaborative development environments such as GitHub, GitLab, and JupyterHub for code sharing and version control.
  

Hardware and IoT devices

• IoT development boards and kits, such as Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and sensor modules, are available for practical testing and prototyping.
• Access to secured testbeds for experimenting with IoT and network security solutions.
  

• Dedicated meeting rooms and labs at the University of Jordan for in-person discussions and collaborative work.
• Access to the University's cybersecurity and AI labs equipped with advanced computing and networking tools.
  

Data and computational resources

• Publicly available datasets (e.g., CICIDS, IoMT datasets) and custom datasets for experimentation and analysis.
• Cloud platforms include AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud for storage, computing, and machine learning model deployment.
  

Funding and Research Grants

• University-provided research grants for acquiring specialized software and hardware.
• External funding from industry and government collaborations for large-scale research projects.

By leveraging these resources, the group ensures efficient implementation of research projects while fostering innovation and collaboration.