Empowering Secure Data-Driven Research: Leveraging Science DMZ, Globus, and National Cyber Infrastructure Resources
This informative workshop provides a comprehensive
overview of Science DMZ and Globus, illustrating how
these technologies enable secure, high-performance data
transfer and management to support modern, datadriven
research collaborations.
Participants will gain practical insights into:
• Designing and operating Science DMZ environments
optimized for data-intensive research.
• Using Globus for seamless, automated, and secure
data sharing across institutions.
• Leveraging national CI resources to enhance
scalability, collaboration, and research impact.
• Available resources and funding for researchers and
educators
Attendees will also engage with national leaders in
Securing Cyber infrastructure, exploring real-world use
cases and lessons learned.
Join us for this session designed to empower researchers,
faculty, research computing professionals, and IT
leaders with actionable knowledge to build secure, high performance
data ecosystems that advance collaborative
science and education.
Location: Julius Romo Rubiniwitz building, A17 lecture hall, Princeton University Campus, Princeton, NJ
Register at bit.ly/49Y53M2
This is an in-person event with no virtual option.
