Georgia Tech’s cybersecurity community raised over $3,600 for Klemis Kitchen in September. The campaign strengthened food access for students and supported future restocking.

Maritime cybersecurity training leaves sailors vulnerable to attacks that manipulate ship systems without obvious failures. The Georgia Tech study identifies weaknesses in preparation and threat recognition among military mariners.

A computer science Ph.D. student spent his summer interning at Apple, gaining industry insight and experience.

Ethics Week returns this year with a focus on “Ethics in Action,” highlighting how Georgia Tech’s core value — We act ethically — comes to life in our campus community.

The program develops future-ready academic leaders at ACC universities. Applications are due to the Office of the Vice Provost for Faculty by Monday, Nov. 9.

The federal compliance deadline has been extended to April 26, 2027, and Georgia Tech has expanded the tools and resources available to help the campus community prepare.

The positive and negative potential of AI was the focus of the first Georgia Tech AI & Society Series event, hosted by the Ivan Allen College and the Tennenbaum Family Institute for Technology and Civic Leadership.

A Georgia Tech Ph.D. student is investigating whether internal signals in large language models could help identify harmful behavior before it reaches users.

Researchers find that deleted local AI chats may remain recoverable from a phone’s memory through a new tool called ORISA.

A new paper by a Georgia Tech-led research team suggests that the FDA's Food Traceability Rule can disproportionately burden family farms and other small food producers due to a lack of technological infrastructure, resources, or compliance expertise.