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Educators Learn about Best Practices for Teaching Cybersecurity Content
With a goal of improving teaching methods for K-12 educators to deliver cybersecurity content, K – 12 educators from Kansas and around the country gathered at Eaton Hall in July for the 3rd annual GenCyber summer camp.
EECS Selected for NSA “Lablet” to Improve Security for Internet of Things with ‘Big-Thinking’ Research
EECS is leading a multidisciplinary effort at KU that will tackle the fundamental science underpinning the security of the Internet of Things (IoT), through a prestigious designation from the National Security Agency.
Jayhackers Compete in Argonne National Labs Cyber Defense Competition
The EECS Information Security Club cyber defense team competed in the Argonne National Labs Cyber Defense Competition in April 2018. The team was comprised of three club members in computer science from the Lawrence campus and three members from information technology from the Edwards campus.
JayHackers Place 3rd in Regional Cyber Defense Competition
KU’s Information Security Club, the JayHackers, participated virtually in the At-Large Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (ALCCDC).
EECS Researchers Address Problems in Computer-Simulation Technology
Professor Suzanne Shontz
The computer simulations used to design, optimize, tes
EECS Faculty to study Kansans' inequality of broadband access and cybersecurity issues
Perry Alexander
The dimensions of broadband access reflect similar patterns of social
EECS Ph.D. Student Receives Best Graduate Student Paper Award at the 2017 International Telemetering Conference
A paper written by EECS Ph.D. student Sumant Pathak received the “Best Graduate Student Paper” award at the 2017 International Telemetering Conference (ITC), which was held in October in Las Vegas.
EECS Hosts Second Annual GenCyber Summer Camp
Thirty K-12 educators from around the country participated in the second annual GenCyber summer camp, held July 31 to August 4 at Eaton Hall.