In late April, several Texas A&M cybersecurity students competed in the National Cyber League’s (NCL) annual postseason team competition. The NCL postseason event provides a safe and challenging environment for individual players from the Regular Season to apply their knowledge and skills in a team setting. As real-world cybersecurity work is often done in teams, […]

VIDEO: The fifth Southeastern Conference Academic Symposium concluded on April 10th, 2018.  Out of 14 SEC universities, Texas A&M is one of only three designated by the NSA as an institute for Academic Excellence in Cyber Operations. Cyber as a whole is a developing field with breakthroughs in both technologies and malicious attack methods developed […]

The Texas A&M University Cybersecurity Program was featured in USA Today’s latest edition of Cybersecurity Magazine. While many colleges and universities offer cybersecurity and ancillary degree and certificate programs, Texas A&M was one of only 10 chosen to be featured in April’s USA Today publication. The headlines are filled with examples that show a lot […]

The 2018 SEC Academic Conference was held at Auburn University April 8-10th, with faculty and students from the Cybersecurity Center representing Texas A&M. The conference, entitled Cyber Security: A Shared Responsibility, explored computer and communication technology; the economic and physical systems that are controlled by technology; and the policies and laws that govern and protect […]

Seven Texas A&M students from Computer Science and Engineering and the Mays Business School attended the 20th Annual CERIAS Information Assurance Symposium accompanied by Center faculty member, Dr. Paula deWitte. The two-day symposium included keynotes, fireside chats with panels of experts, and a student research reception and poster session.  The event looked at the “past” — […]