TSYS Center for Cybersecurity 2015 Fact Sheet Vision The Center will prepare a strong cybersecurity workforce, promote technological innovation, foster economic growth and influence the development of an effective cybersecurity practice in the financial sector. Mission The Center will support the cybersecurity needs of the financial services sector by guiding the academic programs, research agendas and industry outreach initiatives of the TSYS School of Computer Science to accomplish the following: Develop strong faculty expertise in cybersecurity Produce CS, IT, and business graduates with advanced competency in cybersecurity Produce applied research capable of influencing industry practice Facilitate experiential learning opportunities for students and faculty Increase public awareness of issues surrounding cybersecurity Academic Initiatives 2015 Undergraduate Certificate Cybersecurity 2016 Hire Endowed Professor in Cybersecurity and Director 2017 Cybersecurity literacy across campus Minimum one semester of Cybersecurity for all CS, IT, and MIS major studies Increase quality and quantity of CS, IT, and IS graduates through Cyber Scholars Undergraduate security track B.S. in Computer Science Undergraduate security option B.S. in IT B.B.A. in MIS Multidisciplinary Undergraduate Certificate in Cybersecurity Undergraduate security option in B.S. in IT (WebBSIT) Master’s in Cybersecurity Management Additional Opportunities Sponsor and Support Professional Development Develop internships, co-op, & apprenticeship experiences Host competition(s) between student groups (middle, high, and collegiate) Articulation agreements with CVCC, Columbus Tech, GMC Cybersecurity Summer Camps Grant-writing - SFS Scholarships and Capacity Building; Secure and Trustworthy CyberSpace TSYS Center for Cybersecurity 2015 Fact Sheet Accomplishments and Milestones – 2015 TSYS School of Computer Science Established CSU Center for Cybersecurity CSU Designated National Center for Cyber Defense Education (two in Georgia) TSYS contributed $2.5 million to establish the TSYS Cybersecurity Center Announced Ken Tye (retired Sr. Exec. VP and CIO) as first Executive-in-Residence Top Online Master's In Computer Science (ranked #1 nationally by goGrads.com) Selected as a founding member of the University System of Georgia Cyber Education Consortium Hosted Google-funded CS4HS Teacher Training workshop that embedded cybersecurity concepts. Hosted a Security Injections workshop Sponsored Cybersecurity Awareness week 50 Faculty and Student Publications in Cybersecurity New Research Cybersecurity in Mobile Computing/Sensing research [Privacy in location-based systems and participatory sensing systems (how to share sensor data collected through cell phones without compromising a user's identity)] Optimizing a software version of AES on the Intel processor using Intel AES New Instruction (AES-NI) Resilience Infrastructures for Financial Systems Faculty Research Dr. Lydia Ray – Director –CAE Dr. Yesem Peker - Associate Director for Research- CAE Dr. Radhouane Chouchane Dr. J. Dana Eckart Dr. Rania Hodhod Dr. Shamim Khan Dr. Angkul Kongmunvattana Dr. Hoda Merpouryan Dr. Rodrigo Obando Dr. Alfredo Perez Dr. Neal Rogers Dr. Wayne Summers Dr. Mehdi Tehrani Dr. Jianhua Yang Dr. Sumanth Yenduri Dr. Vladimir Zanev Wireless Sensor Networks Cryptography Malware Detection Cellular Automata Augmented Reality Intelligent decision support systems High Performance Computing Resilience and safety Complex Sys. Modeling w Cellular Automata Wireless Sensor Networks Enterprise Computing Cyber Security Awareness Information Systems Network Security Sensor Networks Databases and Analytics Contact cs@columbusstate.edu http://cs.ColumbusState.edu 706.507.8170