cylab.be
Cyber security research and teaching lab at the Royal Military Academy in Belgium, for students and training clients
About cylab.be
Cylab is the Cyber Defence Lab of the Royal Military Academy (RMA) in Belgium. It conducts research and education on cyber threats, with main research topics including military cloud, intrusion detection, management of security, offensive security, software supply chain and digital forensics.
It teaches academic courses at the RMA and at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, including introductory and advanced network security and forensics. It also coaches participants in the Cyber Security Challenge and other capture-the-flag competitions, runs customized cyber security trainings, and publishes articles on its blog.
The lab has a team of 32 people and 16 funded research projects. It offers internships and master thesis topics and accepts unsolicited applications.
Product: Academic cyber security courses, customized security trainings, CTF competition coaching and applied security research.
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