Leading in Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity research

Exploring our tomorrows

IU conducts broad scholarly research to investigate emerging trends and issues.

• The Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering  explores technology's role in society to help design better systems. 

• Security and Privacy in Informatics, Computing, and Engineering (SPICE) studies and supports the design, evaluation, and implementation of technologies that enable control over information. 

• The Ostrom Workshop seeks to build upon the theme of governance to understand and address major societal problems.

Academic programs

Educating the next generation

IU provides multiple avenues of study for those interested in cybersecurity.  

• The Kelley School of Business provides multiple cybersecurity academic programs, including a digital badge program, a cybersecurity management certificate, undergraduate programs, and graduate degrees.
• The Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering offers technology-focused undergraduate programs, graduate certificates, and graduate degrees.
• The Maurer School of Law offers graduate certificates in cybersecurity law and policy and privacy law and policy
• IU's unique interdisciplinary Masters degree in cybersecurity risk management can be completed 100% online.

Operational services

Meeting today's challenges

IU leads nationally-recognized services addressing the unique needs of research and education.

• The GlobalNOC has been building and supporting national, international, and regional R&E networks for almost 20 years.
• OmniSOC  is a new shared cybersecurity operations center service for higher education. 
• The Research and Education Networks Information Sharing and Analysis Center (REN-ISAC) promotes cybersecurity operational protections and response.
• The ResearchSOC provides operational cybersecurity services for the nation's greatest research.