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CYBERSECURITY AT UMBC Innovation that Matters UMBC – Institutional Overview National and International Recognition • UMBC is ranked #7 among the Nation’s “Most Innovative Schools“ on the 2018 U.S News & World Report Best Colleges Guide – Joining Arizona State University, Stanford, MIT, Georgia State, Carnegie Mellon and Harvard • UMBC is ranked #13 the 2018 U.S News’ Best Colleges Guide’s list of National Schools with the “Best Undergraduate Teaching” – Joining Princeton, Stanford, Duke, Yale and Berkeley • UMBC is ranked #120 globally in Geosciences and #141 in Space Sciences – #5 globally in geoscience publications among most cited and normalized citation impact • UMBC is ranked #12 globally for Strength in International Collaborations in Space Sciences Cybersecurity in Maryland Maryland is a Major Hub of National Cyber Initiatives • • • • • National Security Agency (NSA) U.S Cyber Command Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Agency (IARPA) Defense Information Systems Agency Headquarters (DISA) NIST – National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) UMBC Cybersecurity Ecosystem Degree Programs Campus Research Centers & Labs • BA/BS/MS/MPS/PhD • Undergrad CS Cybersecurity Track Certificate Programs • Center for Information Security & Assurance • IBM Accelerated Cognitive Cybersecurity Laboratory • Malware DREAM Lab • Embedded Systems and Networks Laboratory • Center for Hybrid Multicore Productivity Research (CHMPR) • High Performance Computing Facility • Ebiquity Education • Undergrad Cybersecurity Analytics (IS) • Grad: Cybersecurity Operations (CYBR) • Grad: Cyber Strategy & Policy (CYBR) Scholarships • Federal CyberCorps (SFS) • UMBC CyberScholars • DOD IASP Student Organizations • CyberDawgs, hackUMBC • ISSA, ACM, IEEE chapters • Center for Women in Technology Cybersecurity Center Entrepreneurship Research • • • • Non-Credit Training • UMBC Training Centers • Summer Enrichment Experiences • GenCYBER Camps Collaborations & Partnerships Industry & Business • • • • • Cync Program Cybersecurity Incubator Career Services Office of Tech Transfer Local, Regional, National, & Global Outreach NIST NCCoE FFRDC US Naval Academy Northrop Grumman NSA, ARL, AFOSR, DARPA, IARPA • Other USM institutions and global academia (Keio, Kyushu, et al.) • Private Industry UMBC Center for Cybersecurity • Interdisciplinary Research Institute comprising over 30 Faculty • Designated by NSA and DHS as CAE-R and CAE-CD • Graduate and Undergraduate Education Programs • Traditional Graduate Programs • Cybersecurity MPS designed with industry/government input • Cybersecurity track for CS and CE students; planned for IS • Cyberscholars, SFS CyberCorps, INSURE, etc … • Established in 2012 • Director: Anupam Joshi • http://cybersecurity.umbc.edu UMBC Cybersecurity Research Focus Areas • • • • • • • • Mobile Systems & Device/Endpoint Security Policy-based, Context-aware Access Control Security and Privacy for IoT/E, Mobile, Cloud Environments Big Data/Analytics for Security • Especially privacy-preserving Analytics Economic Risk Analysis for Cyber Attacks Cloud Computing Security Cyber-Physical Systems Public Policy Issues UMBC Research in Data Science UMBC Education Initiatives in Data Science • Multiple courses in a variety of sub areas of Data Science in several departments including CSEE, IS and Math/Statistics • Data Science Track for Undergraduate and Graduate Students in Computer Science • Several MS and PhD students conduct research in Data Science • New Master of Professional Studies in Data Science approved, to launch in Fall 2017 Cybersecurity Curriculum Considerations • A competent practitioner needs basic computer science and information systems practices – There are varied expectations about what constitutes a “technical course” and (professional) student qualifications for them – Practical and theoretical preparation needed • Programs should focus on context, practice, community and professionalism to further one’s cybersecurity “career” – Not just impart “skills” for a series of “jobs” • Curriculum also needs to consider technical, social, policy and business components representing the challenges facing cybersecurity professionals today Industry and Government Partnerships • Recent Cooperative Agreements include – NSA, ARL, USA RDECOM • Recent research grants from – NSF, NIST, DARPA, NSA, ONR and AFOSR • Strong corporate support from – IBM, GE, Cisco, Northrop Grumman • Entrepreneurship @ bwtech • UMBC is co-directing research @ NIST NCCoE FFRDC bwtech@UMBC Cyber Incubator The Cyber Incubator at UMBC’s Technology Park – bwtech@UMBC • Supports early stage companies providing technology-related products and services to the DoD and intelligence communities • Furnished, class-A shared suite amenities and advisory services • Partnership with Northrop Grumman – CYNC Program • Cyber Map, Cyber Hive – business development and attraction Over 50 cyber security companies located at bwtech@UMBC UMBC & bwtech@UMBC – A Continuum of Support for Entrepreneurs Inventions Development Seed Funds UMBC Faculty & Students Technology Catalyst Fund Proof-of Concept Funds Maryland Innovation Initiative Start-up Incubation bwtech@UMBC Technology Incubators Commercial Development bwtech@UMBC Research Park © 2017 bwtech@UMBC Cybersecurity @ UMBC Stats ~130 Companies in Research Park 56 Cyber Companies in Park 44 in Cyber Incubator ~65% Women, Minority and/or Veteran ~48% Product Companies © 2017 bwtech@UMBC Why Cyber at bwtech@UMBC? • Proximity to federal labs, NSA, Fort Meade, Aberdeen • Experience & programs assisting entrepreneurs • Robust connectivity infrastructure • Co-located with DOD/Intelligence agencies ã HUBZone location â 2017 bwtech@UMBC ã NSA/DHS designation as a “Center of Academic Excellence” • UMBC national leader in STEM graduates • UMBC Training Centers • UMBC CISA, MC2, MIPAR • minutes from BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport © 2017 bwtech@UMBC Mission • Support UK and other allied foreign cyber companies to establish US presence • Support MD’s desire to increase FDI into the state and create jobs 2-Pronged Approach • Intensive Executive Training program: what it takes to succeed in the US • A 12-month market entry incubator for qualifying companies to assist with US market entry and development efforts © 2017 bwtech@UMBC Program Impact and Goals** • Start in UK, focus on Five Eyes • 100 International companies over next years • 75-100 new Maryland jobs created • Estimated $35 million annually in income generation & sales • Other impacts: • • • • • Students: hiring opportunities for UMBC & other area Univ students MD cyber ecosystem Broaden technology innovation and solutions derived from MD UK academic and business collaborations 2ndary goal: US companies landing in UK **We already have 6-8 viable UK prospects asking for entrance into our program © 2017 bwtech@UMBC International Cybersecurity Center Partners & Potential Partners • Maryland Department of Commerce • University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) • Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore • Looking for industry and other US/International industry & academic partners © 2017 bwtech@UMBC Executive Training – One Week Intensive • • • • • • Orientation US Cyber Market Overview Corporate Structure / Legal / Tax Employment Law/ Immigration Hiring Talent / US Hiring Practices Competitive Landscape â 2017 bwtech@UMBC ã ã ã ã ã • • • • Business Development Go to Market Strategies Maryland Cyber Ecosystem SWOT Analysis Public Sector CISO Decision Making Private Sector CISO Decision Making GSA / Privacy Policies / Certs & Regs Access to Funding US Market Entry Action Plans Executive Training Schedule 2018 Dates: Mar 5-8, Jun 25-28 Monday Orientation 9:00-10:00 US Cyber Market (J Pescatore) 10:30-12:00 Tuesday Wednesday Mini SWOT Analysis (Nexight?) Legal/Taxes/HR (WTP) 8:30-10:00 SPEED DATING: Gov’t & Private Sector Cyber CISOs Import/Export, Privacy (WTP) (Intro session with comments on govt and private cyber opportunities) 10:30-12:00 Thursday 8:30-10:30 Draft Action Plans + help from EiRs (working lunch) Go-To-Market Strategies Competitive Landscape (T Weller) 11:00-1:30 8:30-2:00 1:00-2:30 1:00-3:00 UMBC Tour / Intro MD Ecosystem 3:30-5:00 Selling to Gov’t (G Larkin) 3:00-4:30 Investor & Local Cyber CEO Panel / Happy Hour* Company Presentations & Wrap Up 2:00-4:00 3:00-6:00+ 1st part held at WTC in Balt City; 2nd part at same or nearby pub v5 Logistics: © 2017 bwtech@UMBC 1st Cohort (6-8 companies) will be March 5-8, 2018 Three cohorts per year ™ iCyberCenter Incubator • • • • • • • • • Business & Management Support Entrepreneurs in Residence Advisory Board Professional Services Partnerships Training & Networking Events Access to Capital / Financing Access to UMBC Resources Industry Partnerships International Business Experts Key Contacts Ellen Hemmerly– hemmerly@umbc.edu Andy Williams – andy.williams@umbc.edu Jennifer Reynolds – jreynolds@umbc.edu We are very happy to speak individually to anyone with questions or suggestions © 2017 bwtech@UMBC