Cybersecurity

Thirty years ago a young grad student, Robert Morris Jr., accidentally set loose the first ever internet worm. Read more to find out the impact this had on the world of cybersecurity.

If you’re interested in learning more about cyber analytics, security, big data, and what it’s all about, we have some great reads for you to check out!

The transnational nature of cybercrime calls for a transnational response – yet, so far, building a global consensus has proved hard to do, adding to dealing with the global challenges of cybersecurity.

A self-described “encryption nut,” Dr. Chanel Suggs has tapped her lifelong fascination with codes and cryptography to build a successful career as a security analyst.

There are government jobs and industry jobs, and there’s contracting too. With so many career options, where should you go after you earn that cybersecurity degree?

The TV series Star Trek: The Next Generation famously featured a synthetic life form named Data. It was an apt choice of name for a major character in this future-oriented show.

Prior to beginning his doctoral degree at Capitol, consultant and IT professional Chuck Easttom had already made significant contributions to the fields of cybersecurity and computer science.

Cybersecurity professionals will gather at the Information Assurance Symposium (IAS) in Baltimore from June 19-21 to exchange knowledge and strategize ways of addressing today's emerging cyber threats. Capitol representatives will be on hand to inform participants about the university's pioneering programs in the field, including master's and doctoral programs that are offered online and tailored to working professionals.