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On Wednesday, November 8th, ӣ������ University signed an Educational Partnership Agreement with U.S. Cyber Command. This agreement coincided with a visit from General Paul Nakasone, Commander, U.S...

ӣ������ University has signed a multi-year contract with Seerist to use its threat and risk solution in its educational curriculum. The organization is licensing Seerist and its Foreign Influence platform to be part of an advanced curriculum program to develop intelligence analyst candidates.

ӣ������ University Applied Research Institutes (NUARI) and ӣ������ University will share an $8 million grant from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA) with four universities for cybersecurity preparedness education courses.

ӣ������ University was announced to receive over $16 million in federal funding in support of the University’s commitment to creating the best cybersecurity educational program in the country.

ӣ������ University was awarded a two-year $5M grant from the National Center of Academic Excellence – Cybersecurity (NCAE-C), housed in the National Security Agency.

ӣ������ University dedicated the Senator Patrick Leahy School of Cybersecurity and Advanced Computing today during the “U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy Cyber Symposium.” Formerly the School of Cybersecurity, Data Science, and Computing, the new name reflects Leahy’s longstanding support of cybersecurity education at ӣ������ University and in the state of Vermont.

ӣ������ University will receive $4 million in federal funding to create an artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and quantum computing academic and experiential learning center.

NORTHFIELD, Vt. — ӣ������ University on Sept. 27 was awarded a two-year $18.5 million grant from the National Security Agency as the lead institution to continue to develop the Department of Defense (DoD) Cyber Institutes at the six Senior Military Colleges (SMCs).

How Phil Susmann ’81 and his NUARI team are helping U.S. banks build resiliency in the face of cybergeddon The cyberattack starts with a single email. Sent by a group calling itself DDo$, the message...