Cyber Security

UAT Cybersecurity Team Holds Top Spot Over Stanford - Advances to Regional Finals

February 19, 2019 | by Dr. Natasha Vida-More

Commentary: Dr. Natasha Vita-More

Professor, Undergraduate and Graduate Programs

University of Advancing Technology

On Saturday, February 15, UAT’s Cybersecurity team participated in the Western Regional Cyber Defense Competition. UAT’s team was made up of 8 students, all taking on different roles as team members.

To set up for the competition, I arrived at 9:00am and ran a check of the team members and their titles by checking off the list provided to me by Dr. Brandon R. Brown, the Director of WRCCDC. To be on the safe side, and just in case we came in with a high-ranking, I checked off each student’s name and requested to view each team member’s ID. Below is my check off list:

UAT Hosted 2nd Annual Cyber Security Open House

October 12, 2018 | by Cyber Security Expert

UAT held the 2nd Annual Cyber Security Open House on Thursday, Oct. 12, in conjunction with the national cause, Cyber Security Awareness Month.

UAT Promotes Cyber Security Awareness Month with Tips & Anecdotes

October 10, 2018 | by Cyber Security Expert

UAT has led the way in cyber security since the late 90s, writing the rule books for cyber security education in Arizona.

Arizona Cyber Security Sector Needs More People Faster

August 15, 2018 | by Tishin Donkersley

Not many people can say that their cyber security career began by breaking into their college’s computer system. But that's exactly what happened to Sean Moshir, co-founder, CEO and chairman of CellTrust and pioneer of the multi-billion-dollar patch management industry. After a two-week suspension, the college allowed Moshir to continue and graduate, on the condition that he tell them how hacked their system.

5 Tips for Launching Your Cyber Security Career

May 10, 2018 | by Ashley Murry

We may hit 3.5 million unfilled cyber security jobs by 2021. That’s a lot of SOC analysts, network engineers, systems administrators, IT auditors and penetration testers. Education, business, government and community partners all recognize the cyber skills gap, but it’s still tough to get a job—or at least the job that you want.