Presidents don’t have too many classified documents. Too many documents are classified.
By fixing over classification, less important information won't be mishandled.
Dana Priest’s research uncovers government spying on journalists, activists
Priest's research won her the George Polk award in technology reporting.
Maryland is among eight states set to launch digital IDs with Apple Wallet
The states were the first in the nation to sign up to adopt digital IDs.
UMD professor and alum document sex workers’ cybersecurity experiences
The research paper culminated the team's investigation into privacy practices of workers in the sex industry and their disadvantages in security education.
Former UMD professor joins Biden administration for infrastructure-security role
David Mussington was appointed executive assistant director for infrastructure security within the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
Some UMD seniors anxious about job search as unemployment soars amid pandemic
Some summer internships have been cancelled.
A cybersecurity start-up will move to a new office building in the Discovery District
The building, located on 4600 River Road, is being developed under the university’s joint-venture with COPT
A UMD alum co-founded a cybersecurity company in 2015. It just received a $15M grant.
"The hustle and bustle is just greater than ever," the marketing coordinator said.