“Across the globe, hundreds of thousands of children are sexually exploited yearly. Locally, forensic experts work behind the scenes to combat those crimes. One example is an ongoing partnership between the West Virginia State Police Digital Forensics and Marshall University Forensic Science teams and Operation Underground Railroad. In 2017-18, Marshall students helped with the rescue

This past weekend the Marshall University Cyber Forensics and Security program and the Women in Cyber organization attended the SecureWV Conference in Charleston, WV. Talks included “Ransomware, Ransom-war, & Ran-some-where”, “Introduction to Powershell” with a capture the flag, “AI Assurance for system operators”, and a lot more. CFS Department Chair Bill Gardner also gave opening

“Marshall University will host a ribbon-cutting at 1 p.m. Monday, Oct. 24, for the newly expanded West Virginia State Police Digital Forensics Lab, located at the Marshall University Forensic Science Center’s annex. With 800 additional square feet of space, the now 1,400-square-foot lab accommodates more space for Marshall students to complete internships with the state

“HUNTINGTON — Marshall’s cybersecurity students have a new way to learn after university officials signed paperwork to enter a partnership with a security company and the state’s National Guard. On Wednesday, Marshall University’s Institute for Cyber Security announced the partnerships with the West Virginia National Guard and Forge Security following a “live fire” cyber range

“HUNTINGTON — Marshall University officially launched its newly formed Institute for Cyber Security (ICS) on Wednesday in the Weisberg Applied Engineering Complex. “This is a partnership between WVU and others in the federal government to create opportunities in cybersecurity,” said Marshall President Jerome Gilbert. Gilbert said the institute is an academic and research cluster that