Baylor Cybersecurity
Research and education initiatives to advance the state of knowledge within the cybersecurity community
Building Partnerships
Our partnerships with area colleges provide Cyber Security Workforce training that prepares students for high-demand careers protecting information and securing the digital future of Texas.
Centex Cyber Range
The Central Texas Cyber Range is a state-of-the-art facility offering hands-on cybersecurity training, research, and simulation in a secure, flexible environment designed to advance education and innovation in digital defense.
Academic Activities
We offer multiple educational pathways designed to meet students at every level.
Theory alone doesn't prepare you for real-world threats and challenges.
The K-12 Cyber Security Pathways Program is designed to create a secondary-education cybersecurity pathway that prepares students for college degrees or immediate workforce entry.
Baylor research in this area focuses on cybersecurity and related policy in various contexts, including corporate, geopolitical
News & Research
More NewsCybersecurity is a field facing significant national and statewide talent shortages, but Baylor’s new initiative aims to help just that.
Baylor, through its leadership of the Central Texas Cyber Hub, launched the K-12 Cyber Security Pathways Program, a new initiative to prepare high school students for immediate entry into the cybersecurity workforce or continued education.
Marlin Independent School District officially celebrated the launch of its new K-12 Cyber Security Pathways Program on Thursday, February 5, bringing together district leaders, education partners, and community stakeholders to highlight an innovative initiative designed to prepare students for high-demand careers in cybersecurity.
WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Students at eight Central Texas school districts will soon have the opportunity to take cybersecurity classes thanks to a new program led by Baylor University in partnership with the Central Texas Cyber Hub.
Baylor University and the collaborative Central Texas Cyber Hub have launched the K-12 Cyber Security Pathways Program to equip high school students with cybersecurity skills for immediate workforce entry or advanced education.
