The University of San Diego’s (USD) Center for Cyber Security Engineering and Technology (CCSET) is a self-funded, community-driven resource dedicated to fostering cybersecurity awareness, education and innovation. We provide the space, tools and opportunities for individuals to grow their expertise while contributing to a safer digital world
At CCSET, we are shaping the next generation of cybersecurity leaders — professionals who are not only technically skilled, but also dedicated to ethical responsibility, collaboration and making a positive impact on society. Your support — whether through a gift, mentorship or volunteering — directly impacts our students, research and community programs. Together, we can build a more secure, inclusive and ethical cyber future.
Join us. Get involved. Make an impact.
Become a Sponsor
USD's CCSET engages with individuals and organizations that work to support and improve the advancements made within the field of cybersecurity. These sponsors recognize the volatility of the industry and partner with USD's CCSET to ensure cutting-edge job skill development that will shape the outcomes of the cybersecurity workforce within this critical industry.
Speaker Opportunities
USD's CCSET welcomes cybersecurity experts and industry professionals to share their knowledge at any of our executive programs, symposiums or webinars. Or switch gears and create a lasting impression on aspiring cyber warriors by engaging with cybersecurity high school students at our summer camps. The CCSET is always looking for qualified presenters for our events.
Support our Research
The University of San Diego's CCSET is advancing research, discovery and development of the tools to assist the military, business and the public in meeting the many challenges presented by cyber attacks. There are a number of ways you can enhance our efforts and grow the program to become a national hub for cybersecurity innovation and research.
Invest in our Students
USD's cybersecurity outreach and academic offerings help fill a critical national need for training ethical cybersecurity leaders who are armed with the ability to engineer better, more secure systems. Every gift, no matter the size, helps shape our collective future as a nation to ensure the safety of our citizens.
Thank you for your support
For more information, please contact:
Mark Castellano
Manager of Engineering and Technology Communication Engagement
cybercenter@sandiego.edu
(619) 260-4564