The United States Department of Energy (DOE) is supporting a Texas A&M University College of Engineering project to improve the cybersecurity and energy efficiency of commercial buildings.
Don’t fall victim to cyber hackers and hijackers
The internet is an inevitable part of our everyday lives. And now with the outbreak of the virus, work and school are mostly online. This move to the virtual platform doesn’t seem like it will be ending anytime soon. Professor Carlisle’s class is only one of many other virtual gatherings that have become victims to […]
Cybersecurity Affiliated Faculty Member Dr. JV Rajendran Featured on Podcast
Earlier this year, Texas A&M Cybersecurity Center affiliated faculty member Dr. JV Rajendran was featured on the Texas A&M Engineering: SoundBytes podcast. His segment, “Engineer This!: How do you hack hardware security,” Dr. Rajendran discusses his research into improving hardware security and the “capture the flag” type competition he is involved in called Hack@DAC, which […]
Mai Gives TEDx Talk on Human-Centric Cybersecurity
Texas A&M Cybersecurity Center Senior Faculty Fellow Dr. Bin Mai recently discussed the emerging stage of human-centric cybersecurity and privacy in a TEDx talk. In his presentation, Mai presents the three significant stages in the evolution of information security, starting with the purely technological stage, moving through the business-centric stage, and finally bringing us to […]
Local government officials staying ready for potential overseas cyber-attacks
Local officials are stressing cyber security after recent cyber-attacks on multiple state agencies. Governor Greg Abbott says the state is seeing nearly 10,000 cyber-attacks every minute from Iran. He says that because of this, everyone needs to remain diligent with online safety. “We want to make sure the state, as well as local governments, as well as […]