COSC 69.20 - Cybersecurity's Bleeding Edge: Home

An open-access archive for scholarly articles in the fields of physics, mathematics, computer science, quantitative biology, quantitative finance, statistics, electrical engineering and systems science, and economics.

An searchable archive of publications that document research by Dartmouth Faculty and Students. Housed in the Dartmouth Digital Commons, a repository maintained by Dartmouth Library. Dissertations, Technical Reports and more.

Guide to finding these Dartmouth works. Also links to find theses and dissertations from other institutions

The primary index for locating books, ebooks, journals, and other media at Dartmouth.

This guide serves as Dartmouth’s curated pathway to finding and accessing government documents—from U.S. federal to state publications. Many policies, hearings, and technical reports on cyber incidents, law enforcement responses, and regulatory developments are documented in government publications.

The Homeland Security Digital Library (HSDL), hosted by the Naval Postgraduate School’s Center for Homeland Defense and Security and sponsored by FEMA and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, is an online repository for homeland security policy, strategy, and organizational documents. The public-facing portal provides access to a substantial portion of its collection—ranging from federal directives, congressional hearings, and GAO reports to academic theses and exercises.

Dark Reading is a comprehensive cybersecurity media platform aimed at enterprise security professionals. It delivers breaking news, deep-dive analysis, feature reporting, and virtual events—often with unconventional viewpoints backed by hands-on experience.

This Dartmouth Libraries research guide offers a curated introduction to both current and historical news sources.

Krebs on Security is the investigative cybercrime blog by journalist Brian Krebs, renowned for its deep-dive reporting on breaches, SIM‑swapping rings, botnet takedowns, and other criminal underground activity.

SecurityWeek is a global cybersecurity news outlet tailored to enterprises, offering up-to-date news, expert insights, columns, virtual events, and newsletter briefings. It spans a wide range of topics—from strategy, threat intelligence, and incident response to compliance, CISO concerns, and OT/industrial cybersecurity trends.

ACM's flagship annual conference on computer and communications security, run by SIGSAC. It brings together global researchers, practitioners, educators, and developers to share cutting-edge ideas in security and privacy.

IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy (S&P) is an academic conference emphasizing rigorous, peer-reviewed research. Unlike the more practical focus of Black Hat, it highlights long-term advances in security and privacy theory and methodology.

The USENIX Security Symposium is an annual conference that convenes researchers, practitioners, system administrators, system programmers, and others interested in the latest advances in system and network security and privacy. It focuses on realistic, impactful security research with a strong emphasis on systems-level innovations.

A long-standing, internationally recognized forum that brings together leading researchers, practitioners, and security professionals from academia, industry, and government to share practical, applied advances in computer and network security. It features peer-reviewed technical papers, case studies, panels, invited talks, and workshops.

Annual meeting where researchers and practitioners converge to advance the reliability, resilience, and security of computing systems and networks.

HotSoS is an annual symposium focused on the Science of Security, emphasizing research into the scientific foundations of cybersecurity and privacy.

RSA Conference is the most industry- and business-oriented, bringing together vendors, CISOs, and policymakers. It emphasizes enterprise security strategy, compliance, and product showcases rather than deep technical hacks or academic theory.