The Center for Assurance Research & Engineering (CARE) is a multidisciplinary research to practice center that transforms research into innovative technology and policy solutions to increase security and apply emerging technologies in real-world settings. CARE has leading experts in technology; leadership and governance; regulatory and legal; and policy and expertise in AI, cybersecurity and mobile communications. CARE industry focuses include telecom, financial and medical/health. CARE and George Mason host the Domain Name System’s Security Extensions (DNSSEC) Deployment Maps. This service plays a prominent role in chronicling the evolution of a critical part of Internet security, and formerly was under the stewardship of the Internet Society (ISOC) with sponsorship by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) after being originally developed by Shinkuro, Inc. CARE also partnered on the pilot development of the Central African Republic Technology Entrepreneurship and ICT Leadership Accelerator. CARE has partnerships with the private sector, state, local and national governments in the U.S., Asia, Europe, Africa and South America and multilateral organizations including World Bank, APEC and ITU.