- Location: New York, NY
- Department: Seidenberg School of Computing
- Degree Programs: B.S. Cybersecurity
- Key Contact: Jonathan Hill, Dean of the School of CSIS
- Email: jhill@pace.edu
- Direct: 212-346-1864
- Research Areas: Programming, cyber defense and threats, Cryptography, Biometrics, Security Design Principles, web security, network and device forensics, and cybersecurity policy, legal, ethics, compliance
- Other Work: IAD, U.S. Homeland Security, NSA
- Wikipedia link: Pace University-Wikipedia
- Website: Pace University
Program Overview:
Pace offers several academic programs with a cybersecurity focus. Our programs are taught at the graduate, undergraduate, and certificate levels. Our students range from new undergraduate to seasoned professionals updating their skills with an advanced certificate. We aim for our students to go on to become cybersecurity professionals who develop and implement essential security measures that strengthen the security posture. Areas of study include programming, cyber defense and threats, cryptography, biometrics, security design principles, web security, network and device forensics, and cybersecurity policy, legal, ethics, compliance.
We don’t just teach theoretical knowledge, either. Seidenberg students get hands-on, practical experience that puts them ahead when it comes to getting a job. Learn how to build encryption software in the Computer Forensics lab; hack and crack codes in the Applied Data & Networking Sciences lab; join hackathons with the Cybersecurity Education and Research lab.
Pace University is a designated National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education by the NSA and DHS. Maintaining this designation requires us, among other things, to have a curriculum aligned with national standards. In addition, students and faculty have numerous opportunities to stay current in the field through academic and professional development activities including research, conferences, student competitions, workshops, and interaction with industry professionals.
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.
Explore
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.