UCF Cybersecurity Researcher Leads DARPA-Funded Project to Help Reduce Fraud The complex nature of corporate relationships provides an opportunity for criminals, adversaries, and others to hide illegal activities in plain sight.
High-Achieving Incoming Freshman Class Sets Records as UCF Starts Fall Semester Campus returns to pre-pandemic operations with additional safety precautions in place.
Digital Forensics Student on Pace to be on 1st U.S. Cyber Team Cameron Whitehead places 2nd in opening round of qualifying for the inaugural national team.
UCF Offers New Master’s Program in Cyber Security and Privacy As the world faces ever-increasing security threats, the graduate degree is aimed to help address the nation’s urgent workforce shortage.
Cybersecurity Team Wins 4th National Championship UCF won the national championship in 2014, 2015 and 2016, and finished as runner-up the last three years.
NSF Awards UCF $2.9 Million to Train Next Generation of Cybersecurity Defenders The award comes at a time when cyber threats are becoming more prevalent, from stolen customer information to the hacking of government data and more recently, breaching the security of a Florida water plant.
UCF Student Places 2nd at National Cybersecurity Competition Graduate student Michael Roberts ’19 beat more than 450 students from across the nation in the U.S. Department of Energy’s 2020 CyberForce Competition.
UCF Research Annual Report Released The 2019 publication shares the impact of UCF research and scholarship through data and stories about work that are making a difference at UCF, in our local community and the world.
Learning is a Challenge, Even for Scientists UCF professor gets national grant to study teamwork among scientists and engineers from different disciplines to understand how they learn from each other “on the job.”
UCF Awarded $170K Grant to Explore Cybersecurity Risks Amid COVID-19 UCF faculty members Clay Posey and Mindy Shoss will research behaviors of temporary work-from-home employees.
Listen In: UCF’s Dr. Karen Hofmann Says Togetherall Could Save Lives. The Website Connects Students With Free Peer-To-Peer Mental Health Support. WMFE
