Cyber community
Volunteer work with BSides Huntsville and proposal review leadership for the National Cyber Summit.
About
Bryon Miller
Cybersecurity researcher, educator, and computer science leader in North Alabama.
About me
I am the Director of the Computer Science Division at Northeast Alabama Community College. Along with teaching computer science and cybersecurity, I work on programs and partnerships that help students prepare for technology careers.
I also teach as an Allied Faculty Instructor and Cybersecurity Subject Matter Expert at the University of Mount Olive and work on call as a Research Engineer at The University of Alabama in Huntsville. My work at UAH includes developing and reviewing cybersecurity curriculum, labs, and assessments.
I earned an MS in Cybersecurity and an MBA in Information Systems, and I am pursuing a PhD in Information Technology with a concentration in Information Security. My published research examines IoT botnets, phishing prevention, and advanced persistent threats.
I live and work in northeast Alabama. My interest in AI grows out of the same practical questions I bring to cybersecurity: How can we test a system, understand its weaknesses, and decide when to rely on it?
Outside work, I enjoy playing drums.
Regional and community work
Service close to home
Regional leadership
Graduate of Leadership DeKalb County and Jackson County Leadership, with past Rotary and chamber service.
Education access
Programs and partnerships that connect rural students with cybersecurity and technology careers across North Alabama.