- Location: Baltimore, MD
- Department: Whiting School of Engineering
- Degree Programs: Masters of Science in Security Informatics (MSSI), Master of Science in Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity concentrations within the Systems Engineering, Computer Science, and Information Systems Engineering programs, Advanced Certificate for Post-Master’s Study in Cybersecurity, Masters of Science in Security Informatics
- Key Contact: Lanier Watkins, Program Chair
- Email: Lanier.Watkins@jhuapl.edu
- Direct: 404-406-5426
- Research Areas: Proficiency in assessing enterprise security risk and formulating technical recommendations in the areas of both hardware and software. cryptology: Encryption, Hash Functions, Signature Schemes, and Authentication
- Wikipedia link: John Hopkins University-Wikipedia
- Website: John Hopkins University
Program Overview:
Students in the Cybersecurity program at Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals become proficient in ensuring the confidentiality, availability and integrity of data, in preserving and restoring systems, and in developing risk management skills. State-of-the-art computing facilities and tools are accessible either on-site or online. Combined with knowledge from instructors who are working to fight cybersecurity threats on the front lines, the continually evolving curriculum prepares students for lasting careers in this critical field.
More than 1,000 companies sell cybersecurity products to electric utilities in the U.S. and Canada. This project is designed to organize and evaluate these vendors, and their products and services, to make it easier for utility companies to make informed decisions on products that meet their specific cybersecurity needs.
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Protect Our Power has identified more than 80 topics related to Best Practices for Cybersecurity Solutions. For each topic, we will provide a short overview, a list of the vendors who provide products or solutions that address that topic, and a link to the university or universities evaluating those vendor offerings.
Universities, colleges and research labs are conducting valuable research on vendor product offerings and solutions that address a broad range of cybersecurity issues and challenges. The results of these analyses are published here and will be updated as new information becomes available.
More than 1,000 suppliers and vendors provide hardware and software solutions to the utility industry to address cybersecurity issues and threats. Those vendors are listed here, grouped according to the cybersecurity topic that their product offerings address.