Cybersecurity News

UMBC Assistant Professor Yiwen Hu will give a online talk on her research on the security of US 911 services from 12-1pm EST on Friday, September 5 as part of the UMBC Cyber Defense Lab biweekly...

The National Science Foundation awarded UMBC a third grant to continue its Scholarship for Service (SFS) cybersecurity scholarship program directed by computer science professors Alan T. Sherman...

CSEE professor Richard Forno writes about the conflicting interests highlighted by reports that prominent American national security officials used freely available encrypted messaging apps Signal...

UMBC DoIT has a post featuring graduating computer science major senior William Brooks, who has been working in DoIT's Cybersecurity Assurance and Digital Trust group. William describes his...

The UMBC Cyber Defense Lab Issues in Document Security Charles Nicholas, UMBC Joint work with Robert Joyce, Ran Liu, Edward Raff, Maksim Eren, Rick Forno, and Cynthia Matuszek 12–1pm...

UMBC’s Department of Information Technology (DoIT) has a post and video on graduating computer science senior Ethan Cheung. For several years, he worked as an intern as part of DoIT's...

Adaptive Domain Inference Attack with Concept Hierarchy Professor Keke Chen, CSEE, UMBC 12–1pm Fri., April 11, 2025 online  Joint work with Yuechun Gu and Jiajie He To appear, 2015 Int. Conf....

Cyber threats, ransomware, and data breaches have become daily realities in our increasingly digital world. Despite the surge in cyberattacks and cybercrime, Maryland faces over 24,000 unfilled...

Assessing DOGE's Impact on Federal Cybersecurity and Data Dr. Richard Forno Assistant Director, UMBC Cybersecurity Institute 12–1pm Friday, March 14, 2025, online In just its first month of...

Formal Methods or Usable Security: Why Not Both? McKenna McCall, CMU 11:45-12:45 Monday, Feb 17, UMBC ITE 325 and online Formal methods research involves using mathematical techniques to...