TU Cyber Fellows are invited to engage with Dan Gunter, CEO and founder of Insane Cyber.
Dan Gunter is the founder and CEO of Insane Cyber, a threat hunting-focused company that helps organizations protect against the threats of yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Before Insane Forensics, Dan served as director, research and development for Dragos Inc, an industrial control system cybersecurity firm. He established and oversaw detection engineering and reverse engineering efforts focused on protecting oil and gas, energy, and other critical infrastructure sites. As an early employee at Dragos, he also served as one of the original principal threat analysts working with oil and gas and energy companies to expand cybersecurity capabilities. Before Dragos, Dan was an officer in the United States Air Force serving in assignments, including the Air Force Computer Emergency Response Team (AFCERT) and operational CYBERCOM teams. Dan was competitively selected for and graduated from the Department of Defense’s elite Computer Network Operations Development Program and the Air Force Research Lab’s Advanced Course in Engineering Cyber Security Bootcamp. Dan earned a Bachelor of Science in computer science from Baylor University, a Master of Science in computer science from the University of Louisville, and a graduate certificate in incident response from SANS Technology Institute. Dan is also a graduate of MIT Bootcamp’s Innovation Leadership program and pitched on the winning new venture team.
In the community, Dan has spoken at Blackhat, Schmoocon, S4, CS3STHLM and taught at a variety of smaller and private events on the topics of incident response, threat hunting, consequence analysis, and general security operations.
The Cyber Fellows Speaker Series is open to Cyber Fellows, related faculty, and our external partners. The speaker series is an opportunity for Cyber Fellows to have deep conversations with cyber industry professionals, venture capitalists, founders, and entrepreneurs. For more information, email randy-roberts@utulsa.edu.
TU Cyber Fellows are invited to engage with Hazem Refai, Ph.D., chair of the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at The University of Tulsa.
Professor Refai earned his master’s and doctoral degrees in electrical engineering from the University of Oklahoma, where he later held the Williams Chair of Telecommunication and Networking. Known as a national leader in his field, he has led research efforts in optical wireless communication, radio frequency wireless coexistence, cognitive networks, and the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning in transportation and communication. He secured more than $9 million in grants from federal and state agencies to fund innovative projects and published more than 245 papers in top-tier journals and conferences.
The Cyber Fellows Speaker Series is open to Cyber Fellows, related faculty, and our external partners. The speaker series is an opportunity for Cyber Fellows to have deep conversations with cyber industry professionals, venture capitalists, founders, and entrepreneurs. For more information, email randy-roberts@utulsa.edu.
Please join the Department of Psychology on Monday, Jan. 13, as we welcome special guest Christopher Cushing, Ph.D., for a lecture on “Using Digital Technology to Engineer Adolescent Health.” This event is free and open to the UTulsa community.
TU Cyber Fellows are invited to engage with Sarah Hamby, director of OK Catalyst.
Sarah Hamby is the Sate Program director, OK FAST & SBRA at OK Catalyst. Sarah and her team offer resources such as training, mentoring, and technical assistance to small businesses pursuing innovation through SBIR/STTR funding. Sarah will discuss how you can pursue SBIR funding to further your research and how OK Catalyst can assist.
The Cyber Fellows Speaker Series is open to Cyber Fellows, related faculty, and our external partners. The speaker series is an opportunity for Cyber Fellows to have deep conversations with cyber industry professionals, venture capitalists, founders, and entrepreneurs. For more information, email randy-roberts@utulsa.edu.
UTulsa Cyber Fellows are invited to engage with Sahee Abdelmomin, Impact Investments & Startup Development Strategist at Tulsa Innovation Labs.
Sahee will be sharing insights on the Tulsa innovation ecosystem.
The Cyber Fellows Speaker Series is open to Cyber Fellows, related faculty, and our external partners. The speaker series is an opportunity for Cyber Fellows to have deep conversations with cyber industry professionals, venture capitalists, founders, and entrepreneurs. For more information, please email randy-roberts@utulsa.edu.
TU Cyber Fellows are invited to engage with Geoff Wilson, CEO and Founder of Go Security Pro.
Geoff Wilson is CEO and Founder of Go Security Pro and is an innovative cybersecurity thought leader with deep experience in defensive cybersecurity strategies. Having studied at Carnegie Mellon University and worked at the National Security Agency, Geoff has over 20 years of cybersecurity experience. Geoff has a Master’s of Information Security from Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelor’s of Computer Science from the University of Oklahoma. He taught a graduate-level Information Security course at the University of Oklahoma for four years. Geoff is a published author, was a federal cybersecurity auditor, and has consulted with the Executive Office of the President.
The Cyber Fellows Speaker Series is open to Cyber Fellows, related faculty, and our external partners. The speaker series is an opportunity for Cyber Fellows to have deep conversations with cyber industry professionals, venture capitalists, founders, and entrepreneurs.
Email randy-roberts@utulsa.edu for more information.
Kenneth Brown, Ph.D., distinguished professor at Duke University, will give a virtual talk on Quantum Computing-what it is, what it isn’t, its applications, and his research. Afterwards, there will be a Q&A Session, followed by break-out groups led by The University of Tulsa students to discuss Quantum Algorithms, Quantum Circuits, and the intersection of Quantum Computing and Artificial Intelligence. Undergraduates, Graduates, and Faculty are all welcome!
Event organized by Software Engineering Club at TU (SECTU), Society of Physics Students (SPS), AI/ML Club, and the Undergraduate Research Association (URA).
For questions about the event, contact Philip Rahal, SECTU President, at pjr4516@utulsa.edu
The Sarah & John Graves Cyber Security Distinguished Lecture Series, presented by The School of Cyber Studies, welcomes Anthony Vance, Ph.D. Free and open to the UTulsa community.
Ph.D. students from The University of Tulsa will discuss their research at the upcoming 2024 Dewald Roode Workshop.
Location: Kennesaw State University Center in Kennesaw, GA
Dates: Oct. 4-5, 2024
Don’t miss insights from our Cyber Fellows:
Samantha Phillips | LinkedIn | Google Scholar
Jake Mead | LinkedIn
Seth Hastings | LinkedIn
Jim Sill | LinkedIn
Each will present updates on their ongoing cyber research projects.
Look for our Cyber Fellows at the 2024 Dewald Roode Workshop!
Workshop details: 2024 Dewald Roode Workshop
UTulsa students are invited to join the 38th Cyberspace Engineering Installation Group, in an information session about work overview and hiring needs. The 38th CEIG is recruiting cyber students for full-time positions and internships.
NOTE: The positions require US citizenship.
For details on the 38th CEIG see 38th Cyberspace Engineering Installation Group
Vision: Air Force experts delivering a robust, secure, and resilient cyberspace domain supporting Air Force and Joint missions for the National Defense.
