Mastering cybercrime: How USF helped a federal agent sharpen his investigative skills
03/14/25 — As cybercriminals develop more sophisticated tactics, investigators like Gary Rudd must stay ahead of the latest digital threats.
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A tool developed by the Trafficking in Persons Risk to Resilience Research Lab will assist law enforcement and anti-trafficking organizations by illustrating the magnitude, trends, and geographic scope of human trafficking across the state.
The LAUNCH USF team has unveiled their groundbreaking virtual reality and artificial intelligence project that will enhance learning experiences for youth and adults with disabilities.
Shelly Marc, who earned a Bachelor of Arts from USF in criminology and political science in 2013, is one of six alumni honored this year as part of the USF Alumni Association's Outstanding Young Alumni Awards.
Three College of Behavioral and Community Sciences team members were recently recognized with USF Outstanding Staff Awards. These awards honor USF employees who demonstrate above-and-beyond performance.
Several programs in the College of Behavioral and Community Sciences are among the best in the nation according to rankings by US News & World Report.
Breaking barriers in crypto crime: USF's MS in Cybercrime powers career success
Lauren Smith credits the online MS in Cybercrime program's blend of expert faculty, flexible learning options, and industry-relevant curriculum as key factors that equipped her with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in the constantly changing field.
