The School of Information Technology welcomes new faculty. “We are so excited to have these faculty join us. They each represent a unique and valuable addition to our faculty,” said Dr. Traci Carte, Director of the School of Information Technology. Dr. Nariman Ammar Before joining ISU she was a Postdoctoral Research Scholar at the UTHSC-OAK-Ridge
The School of Information Technology has established the Cris Embree Service Scholarship in honor of Cris Embree’s retirement and her 20 years of service to Illinois State University.
We have covered several methods cybercriminals use to get your information or your money. Hopefully, you have learned a lot and have taken steps to make your online presence more secure. However, there is more to cybersecurity than just protecting yourself. Cyberchampions actively help others around them avoid traps set by cyberthieves and reduce human error, the leading vulnerability to cybercrime. This makes cyberchampions invaluable to their families and social groups and in workplaces.
Cybercriminals don’t need to break into secure systems if they can get your password and bypass your other security measures. Here are four tips to help you protect your accounts and passwords.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a perfect time to dedicate renovated space for students majoring in cybersecurity.
The College of Applied Science and Technology announced the inductees of the CAST Hall of Fame.
Cameron Crone recently arrived at Illinois State University as an incoming junior having transferred from Sauk Valley Community College in his hometown of Dixon.
Applications are now open for the College of Applied Science and Technology (CAST) Washington, D.C., Summer 2023 scholarship program.
Applications are now open for the College of Applied Science and Technology (CAST) Washington, D.C., Summer 2023 scholarship program.
Ayaan Baloch doesn’t sit and wait for opportunity to knock on his door. He has made his path by being proactive. That strategy has earned him a prestigious full scholarship and led him to becoming a new Redbird when he enters Illinois State University in the fall to study computer science.
