cybersecurity News

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.

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 faculty members Clay Posey and Mindy Shoss will research behaviors of temporary work-from-home employees.

Ranked among the top 30 universities in the nation for cybersecurity programs, UCF’s pipeline of talent and research into the “good side” of the cyber world has never been more important than it is at this moment.

The certificates, tracks and special topics courses cover a variety of fields from business and engineering to optics and health.

As one of the university’s most decorated programs, the UCF Collegiate Cybersecurity Competition Team finishes runner-up for the third year in a row.

The facility serves as a learning hub and classroom for cybersecurity students, and serves as a practice center for the decorated student club Hack@UCF.

Electronic transactions offer a convenience, but like any transaction, can come with risks as well. These tips can help reduce those risks.

The Collegiate Cybersecurity Competition team, known as Hack@UCF, also took 1st place in its regional matchups at Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago.