Welcome

The Institute for Infrastructure and Information Assurance (IIIA) at James Madison University (JMU) integrates and supports the university's efforts in the increasingly vital area of homeland security. IIIA actively seeks research sponsorship and provides funding for cutting edge research within the broad context of improving the nation's security. Providing a balance between physical and cyber security is one of the main goals of IIIA's research agenda, along with providing policy and technological solutions to the security issues facing our nation.

JMU is currently closely partnering with the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction on post-conflict stability operations education and public policy, which addresses both the security of U.S. civilians and troops serving abroad, along with local populations residing in conflict zones.

News and Announcements

April 2-5 is Post-Conflict Recovery Week at James Madison University!

This year, the week will offer six events pertaining to international affairs, current U.S. foreign policy and nongovernmental organizations. CISR is honored to host guest lecturers from the U.S. Department of State, Mines Advisory Group and Marshall Legacy Institute, including a demonstration from Mine Detection Dog Utsi! All events are free and open to the public.