Students attending the Advanced Program in Technology and Science (APTS) summer camp program had the opportunity July 30 to present their work to faculty, staff, parents, friends and others. The students were on campus for the three week program where they had the opportunity to learn about digital forensics, work forensic cases in the new
Security students toured the St. Cloud Police Department July 27. They found it interesting to learn about crimes involving digital evidence, searches, seizures, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, drones and other technologies, and how they can be used to solve crime. The students gave a special thank you to Sgt. Greg Klinefelter, Officer Scott
SCSU participated in MN Statewide CCDC Competition, on Saturday, FEB/06/2021 from 7:00AM to 3:45PM. This time we are in the 5th place. We competed with 13 teams, and SCSU highly appreciates our team effort and their dedication. All the team members have been preparing for this event since September 2020. This time the competition conducted
Dr. Mark Schmidt and Erich Rice, from the Department of Information Systems earned a grant through the Department of Defense (DoD) and the National Security Agency (NSA) for over $316,000 to support student scholarships and a new Digital Forensic Lab. The grant includes a component for the 2020 Cyber Scholarship Program (CySP) and is designed
On March 21, students from the St. Cloud State’s Forensics class met with cybersecurity professionals from Minnesota IT Services (MNIT). The students toured the State of Minnesota’s Security Forensics Lab and the Security Operations Center (SOC).
St. Cloud State University students and recent graduates presented at or attended the 18th Annual Security Conference this March in Las Vegas.
Students interested in a career in computer security or information assurance have an opportunity to pursue an Information Assurance Scholarship Program (IASP) or Scholarship for Service (SFS) award.
St. Cloud State University is developing courses and hands-on learning in the critical new area of cybersecurity — quantum encryption.
Mark Schmidt and MBA student Adam Weber recently attended the International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines (IABPAD) conference in Las Vegas.
Tirthankar Ghosh, a professor of computer science and information technology, is part of regional effort to promote the cybersecurity profession.
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