This prestigious award recognizes the top 1% of ACM members for their outstanding accomplishments.
Two of the six papers received honorable mention awards at the annual conference.
The award recognizes exemplary service and commitment to multiple ACM programming languages activities.
She now leads numerous successful programs and partnerships established by the center’s prior directors, and is developing new ideas and initiatives of her own.
Ethan Cecchetti and Nathan Malkin will start at the Maryland Cybersecurity Center (MC2) in September.
They will present research on a diverse array of security-related topics at USENIX and SOUPS.
The fellowship offers an opportunity to work closely with faculty and graduate students in the center.
Their paper presents the first fully verified optimizer for quantum circuits.
The papers highlight the center’s cutting-edge research in programming languages, encrypted databases, and more.
Leonidas Lampropoulos's research focuses on using programming language abstractions to make it easier to write, debug, and reason about software and their specifications
Being hired by top universities and companies is a testament to their creativity, hard work and ambition.
Hicks and a team of researchers won the NSA's 7th Annual Best Scientific Cybersecurity Paper Competition.
MC2 researchers are presenting work covering a wide array of security-related topics
Project to focus on the human and organizational factors that contribute toward insecure software development
Mazurek's team wins the 5th Annual Best Scientific Cybersecurity Paper Competition
Graduate students say MC2 provides a collaborative and supportive environment for research
Researchers will develop tools/strategies that encourage software developers to write more secure code
5th Annual event to be held Dec. 5 at the
Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center
UMD presented the most papers at the annual conference
Gordon, Loeb, Lucyshyn and Zhou will be honored at Nov. 2 Award Ceremony
2016 Contest Opens Sept. 22
First UMD Cybersecurity Specialization Wraps Up with Competition-style Game
UMD Researchers Awarded $3.4M DARPA Grant to Develop Automated Software-Analysis Tools
MC2 Doctoral Student Presents Research at HotSoS
MC2 Researchers Benefit from Amazon Award
Michael Hicks Named Distinguished Scholar-Teacher
MC2 doctoral student Andrew Miller is co-teaching two Bitcoin classes
The online contest—conceived by faculty and graduate students in the
Maryland Cybersecurity Center (MC2)—drew the interest of students from 61 universities from across the U.S., including 39 students from the University of Maryland.
Cybersecurity competition challenges students to Build, Break and Fix secure computing systems.
NSA highlights papers by MC2 researchers as "Best Scientific Cybersecurity Paper" of 2013.
Dr. Michael Hicks discusses Programming Language Design and Implementation conference.
Jonathan Katz and other MC2 faculty are part of President’s Task Force on Cybersecurity.
Jonathan Katz, professor of computer science, was appointed to a three-year term.
One successful attack can destroy a company. Make sure yours is well-guarded
Maryland Cybersecurity Center showcase event features speakers from academia, private sector, government.
UMD and Sourcefire to establish collaborative activities in cybersecurity
UMD and CyberPoint's new partnership will promote cybersecurity education and research
UMD and Superlative Technologies Inc. will collaborate on cybersecurity education and research.
New partnership to establish collaborative activities in cybersecurity
The University of Maryland and Future Skies, Inc. announced a new partnership
In unique collaboration, engineer and criminologist apply criminological concepts and research methods to study of cybercrime.
Distinguished Professor Praised as Innovative Researcher, Scholar, and Leader