cybersecurity News

Early-career professors Fan Yao and Li Fang are receiving significant research funding to continue catalyzing their work as part of an annual NSF grant program.

When corporations and government agencies want to hire the nation’s best cybersecurity talent, they recruit at UCF.

The internationally recognized student organization — which won first place at the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition this weekend — puts a spotlight on the hacking industry.

UCF is No. 1 in Florida for computer and information sciences expenditures and No. 2 for engineering funding, according to a new NSF report.

One team secured first place and another ranked fourth in the competition against some of the nation’s top cybersecurity students.

Two UCF teams — yes, two teams — fill the trophy cases and rafters with proof of excellence that few institutions around the world can match.

New partnership aims to help alleviate national shortage of cybersecurity experts.

UCF’s Deputy Chief of Police David Zambri will now serve as the university’s new associate vice president and chief information security officer.

The complex nature of corporate relationships provides an opportunity for criminals, adversaries, and others to hide illegal activities in plain sight.