Cybersecurity

UVA Engineering computer science Ph.D. doctoral candidate and alumna tapped to present at the 2020 Rising Stars Workshop for women in electrical engineering and computer science

Meiyi Ma, a computer science Ph.D. candidate, and Sarah M. Preum, a computer science Ph.D. alumna, represented the University of Virginia School of Engineering as presenters at...

Computer science professor David Evans lends expertise about election security.

Computer science graduate student Ankur Sarker is working on an algorithm to refine raw data to protect an individual’s privacy.

NSF’s Total $3.7 Million Grant Allows UVA and Partners to Develop a Secure, High-performance Computing System to Support NSF-funded Research Using Protected COVID-19 Data

The National Science Foundation has awarded the University of Virginia a $1.2 million expansion of a grant to develop a secure, high-performance computing system for research,...

Research Team’s Store-and-Forward Scheduling Method Earns Top Paper Award

The team's approach reduces redundancy and maximizes computing resources dedicated to time management of data flows.

UVA Engineering's Cyber Defense Team sailed through the National Collegiate Cyber Defense championships, held May 22-23, winning the top spot for a third time in a row.

Maggie Gates, Jake Smith and Roman Bohuk, the computer science students and team leaders of UVA's Cyber Defense Team, talk to WVIR news about UVA’s third consecutive National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition victory.

Yuan Tian Earns National Science Foundation grant for developing advanced methods to secure voice-controlled and "internet of things" platforms.

Yuan Tian, an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Virginia School of Engineering, recently earned a CAREER Award from the National...

UVA Engineering computer science professor Jack W. Davidson, director of the Cyber Defense Program of study, shares insights on security vulnerabilities that are introduced with increased internet traffic.

Lu Feng Earns Prestigious National Science Foundation Grant to Create Formal Methods that Increase the Safety and Reliability of Human-Cyber-Physical Systems

Lu Feng, an assistant professor with joint appointments in the Department of Computer Science and Department of Engineering Systems and Environment at the University of Virginia...