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Center for Cyber Security Research

International experts, researchers and students gather at UND to explore emerging threats and the future of cybersecurity research.

Three-day hybrid symposium connects researchers, industry leaders and students through expert talks, technical sessions, hands-on workshops and cybersecurity competitions.

Through a small collection of photos, discover life at CEM, where hands-on learning, real-world impact and a vibrant community define the college experience.

New programs in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity are in fields vital to North Dakota’s economic growth and workforce development.

UND cybersecurity research to safeguard modern power grids earns the spotlight in the highly selective IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials, a top-tier journal in engineering.

The exponential growth in cyberattacks, mitigation strategies for individuals and industry, and the current state and future of cybersecurity were all topics industry insiders and researchers delved into in the Memorial Union Ballroom on Oct. 28-29.

CARS is jointly hosted by the Center for Cyber Security Research (C2SR) and UIT to promote state-of-the-art cyber security activities and raise awareness.

The grant will assist UND’s College of Engineering & Mines in preparing to join the proposed Industry-University Cooperative Research Center (IUCRC) for Infrastructure Security in the Era of AI (ISEAI) as a partner university site through coordinated planning activities aimed at building a network of industry partners and identifying industry-relevant challenges in critical infrastructure security and resilience.

Middle school, high school, and college students from around the nation are invited to complete to test their cyber security skills and win prizes totaling over $10,000 this fall!

UND has been designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Research (CAE-R) institution through 2029. This marks the first time the University has received such a designation and comes on the heels of increased cybersecurity research projects on campus.