Texas A&M Cybersecurity faculty are dedicated to the facilitation of ground-breaking, basic, and applied cybersecurity research. The sheer number of publications produced by our faculty, as well as the thousands of citations to their scholarly works combined, indicate that A&M researchers are making significant contributions to the advancement of cybersecurity knowledge. An increasing majority of the US population accesses the internet on a daily basis, giving cyber criminals more and more avenues to harvest personal information of every day citizens. Research conducted at Texas A&M aims to utilize university resources to combat these ever-changing threats to our security.
Research Themes
- Resilient Adversary-Tolerant Systems
- Malware and Malware Infrastructure Analysis
- Cybersecurity Assessment and Vulnerability
Analysis of the “Internet of Things” - Predictive Cyber Modeling
- Cryptography
- The Human Dimensions of Cybersecurity
- Including: Business, Behavioral Science, Policy, Sociology, Statistics, Law, among others
Research Application Areas
- Critical Infrastructure Protection
- Focus on Energy, Transportation, Emergency Services, Public Health and Agriculture sectors
- Interconnected and Autonomous Systems
- Mobile Platforms and Communications
- Privacy and Cyber Ethics
- Cybersecurity Workforce Development and Cyber Operations