Cyber Forensics and Security Archive

Sign Up Now for ChiCyberCon on March 27 at Downtown Campus

February 13, 2020
Registration is now open for the cybersecurity education conference, ChiCyberCon, which will be held March 27, 2020 at Illinois Tech’s Downtown Campus.
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New Cyber Security Study Abroad and Internship Opportunity

January 16, 2020
Undergraduate and graduate students can earn three hours of ITM 495/595 credit and an internship in the Dominican Republic.
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Bill Lidinsky, director of Illinois Tech’s School of Applied Technology Computer Security and Forensics Laboratory, is interviewed about the software law enforcement uses to get into your smartphone in an article in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

March 14, 2016
Read the article in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution here.…
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Bill Lidinsky, director of Illinois Tech’s School of Applied Technology Computer Security and Forensics Laboratory, discusses cyber security and encryption related to smart phones and law enforcement.

March 7, 2016
Read the article in the Chicago Tribune here.…
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School of Applied Technology Cell Phone Forensic Software Tools Lectures Held

November 18, 2014
Ben Khodja, a current IIT Master of Cyber Forensics and Security student, and Terence Fernandes, a Master of Computer and Network Security 2012 alumnus, discussed cell phone forensic software tools during the ITMS 555 Mobile Cyber Forensics course on Monday, November 10 at the School of Applied Technology in Wheaton.
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IIT School of Applied Technology Announces Master’s Degree in Cyber Forensics and Security

April 16, 2012
Illinois Institute of Technology’s School of Applied Technology is offering a Master of Cyber Forensics and Security degree program in cyber security management and cyber security technologies, starting in fall of 2012.
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Cyber Forensics and Security Archive

Sign Up Now for ChiCyberCon on March 27 at Downtown Campus

New Cyber Security Study Abroad and Internship Opportunity

Bill Lidinsky, director of Illinois Tech’s School of Applied Technology Computer Security and Forensics Laboratory, is interviewed about the software law enforcement uses to get into your smartphone in an article in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Bill Lidinsky, director of Illinois Tech’s School of Applied Technology Computer Security and Forensics Laboratory, discusses cyber security and encryption related to smart phones and law enforcement.

School of Applied Technology Cell Phone Forensic Software Tools Lectures Held

IIT School of Applied Technology Announces Master’s Degree in Cyber Forensics and Security

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