Cybersecurity Research

Our Cybersecurity Research Program is dedicated to advancing techniques, algorithms and knowledge essential for protecting systems and data against threats. The program delves into emerging threats such as data/model poisoning, eavesdropping and privacy leakage, while also bolstering intrusion detection systems. Through collaborative efforts, our researchers strive to develop robust cybersecurity solutions that protect privacy and ensure the integrity of digital assets. This program aims to strengthen cyber defenses in an ever-evolving technological landscape.

Academics and Coursework

In addition to broader requirements for a CS undergraduate or graduate degree, students may specialize their education around Cybersecurity research topics via these undergraduate and graduate level courses:

  • CSC 415: Operating System Principles
  • CSC 645: Computer Networks
  • CSC 652: Introduction to Security and Data Privacy
  • CSC 653: Network Security
  • CSC 675: Introduction to Database Systems
  • CSC 845: Advanced Computer Networks
  • CSC 852: Introduction to Security and Data Privacy
  • CSC 853: Network Security
  • CSC 890: Graduate Seminar - Machine Learning for Cybersecurity
  • CSC 895: Applied Research Project
  • CSC 897: Research
  • CSC 898: Master's Thesis

Faculty and Focus Areas

Qun Wang

Cybersecurity, security for machine learning, wireless security