Category: Cybersecurity
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Multiple computing tenure-track and lecturer faculty positions
UMBC’s Computer Science and Electrical Engineering department seeks to fill three tenure-track and three teaching faculty positions
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talk: Engineering Notes on Homomorphic Private Information Retrieval, 11:15 Fri 12/4
Russ Fink talks on Engineering Notes on Homomorphic Private Information Retrieval, 11:15am-12:30pm, Friday, 4 December 4 2015, ITE 231
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Rick Forno, "Ask the Experts" regarding ID theft
WalletHub.Com has released its annual survey regarding the states most vulnerable to identity theft. As a cyber-oriented culture, it’s natural to wonder whether and how a person’s daily habits assist hackers in stealing personal information. Accordingly, the site consulted a panel of cybersecurity professors for answers to such questions and offer advice on how to…
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talk: User Generated Passwords on 3×3 vs. 4×4 Grid Sizes for Android
Adam Aviv (USNA) talks about his research on the effectiveness of Android’s graphical authentication mechanism, 1pm Tue Dec 1, Information Systems, ITE 459, UMBC
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talk: Security Review of the MyUMBC Mobile App, 11/20
A team of UMBC students reports on their Security Review of the MyUMBC Mobile App, 11:15 Fri. Nov 20 in ITE 231 at UMBC
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Panel: Women and IT Leadership, 5:30pm Wed 11/18
UMBC’s Information Systems Security Assoc. Chapter and Cyber Scholars & Affiliates Program will host a panel on Women and Leadership in IT followed by hors d’oeuvres and networking.
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NSA Day of Cyber Experience
At CyberMaryland 2015, UMBC was recognized as one of the inaugural university partners of the new “NSA Day of Cyber” experience being released this month by local firm LifeJourney. According to LifeJourney, “The NSA Day of Cyber is designed to raise the “national IQ” for STEM and CyberScience education paths. NSA is sponsoring the program…
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talk: Charles Nicholas, How colorful is your exploit kit?, 11/6
Prof. Charles Nicholas talks on his research on malware exploit kits, 11:15am Friday 6 November 2015 in ITE 231 at UMBC
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NSF CyberCorps: Scholarship For Service, Nov 20 deadline
UMBC students can apply by November 20 for NSF CyberCorps SFS scholarships that include tuition, fess and a significant stipend
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Webinar: Chinese Cyber Power, 6pm 10/26
WEBINAR: Chinese Cyber Power 6:00-7:00pm Monday, 26 Oct 26 2015 Register online Dr. Terry Thompson, of the UMBC Cybersecurity Graduate Program faculty, will present on the political, economic, military, and foreign policy dimensions of China’s cyber strategy and operations. He will explore: How does cyber fit into China’s military strategy? Why is there so much…