Different branches of the U.S. Armed Forces recently made commitments to cybersecurity, as the military looks to bolster its overall cyber defense.
FAA chooses firm to evaluate cyber threats As the world becomes more reliant on technology and connected via digital…
Frank Hooton is a Lieutenant with the JOIC for the Texas Military Department, which is attached to the Texas Department of Public Safety, Texas Ranger Division. He provides intelligence analysis and coordination to the agency. “The most satisfying part of my job is helping make Texas—and the country as a whole—safer by providing good intelligence and enhancing awareness of threats,” he says.
By Leischen Stelter
The U.S. Coast Guard has made cybersecurity a top priority and enlisted the assistance of AMU and other universities to help identify and protect the agency from cyberattacks. On February 29, AMU students and faculty presented their research to USCG officials in California. Learn how students are helping USCG fight maritime cyber threats.
By Glynn Cosker
Day two of the Cyber 9/12 Student Challenge took place on Saturday with 15 semi-finalist teams competing for first place. Read more about the expert speakers who addressed students as well as the finalists and winners from this year’s competition.
By Glynn Cosker
AMU is taking part in a two-day competition where cybersecurity and intelligence studies students offer written and oral recommendations on how to deal with a pseudo-cyberattack. Learn more about the first day of competition and meet the students who are Team Cyber Aegis!
By Leischen Stelter
On March 11-12, four AMU students will get a chance to prove they have the best solution to such a significant cyber crisis during the fourth annual Cyber 9/12 Student Challenge. AMU will compete against student teams from other universities to see who can develop the most comprehensive national security policy recommendations to this simulated cyber crisis.
By Tim Hardiman
In January, 13-year-old Nicole Madison Lovell was kidnapped and killed, allegedly by an 18-year-old man she met through an anonymous messaging application, Kik Messenger. Police officers must have a broad understanding of the dangers of social media apps, how they’re being used by young people, and why they’re so attractive to predators.
By Mr. Bryan Bell Faculty Member, School of STEM at American Military University So where do we begin? With…