Carnegie Mellon University CyLab brings together experts from a variety of disciplines across the university to collaborate on cutting-edge research and educate the next generation of security and privacy professionals. Everything we do is fueled by our passion to create a world in which technology can be trusted.

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Jan 03

Rotem Guttman’s cyber forensics course is an immersive experience

INI students in Rotem Guttman’s “Cyber Forensics and Incident Response” capstone course are thrown into a fictional world to solve a cybersecurity case.

Dec 17

Play a video game, learn cybersecurity skills

“Katalyst” will be featured in this year’s picoCTF, an annual cybersecurity competition for middle and high school students created and run by CyLab.

Dec 14

Eleanor Birrell wants to improve your experience with security and privacy

Gaining a better understanding of how to study users in security contexts is exactly what has brought Birrell to Carnegie Mellon. She began a 12-month sabbatical with CyLab this Fall.

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    CyLab draws faculty from CMU’s top-ranked programs, like CMU’s #1-ranked School of Computer Science and #2-ranked Electrical and Computer Engineering Department

  • World-class faculty

    CyLab consists of more than 30 core and 60 affiliated faculty who collaborate across 20 different departments across CMU

  • Prolific researchers

    CyLab’s researchers have published more than 400 security and privacy research studies in the past five years

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    Five-time DefCon winners, DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge winners, and DefCon Crack-Me-If-You-Can winners

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