
4th Annual RMU DataFest
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Matt Rosenberg, an Allegheny County Mobile Device Forensic Examiner ranked second out of nearly 4,000 digital forensic examiners in the United States. The U.S. Secret Service’s National Computer Forensics Institute recognized the top digital forensic examiners and Allegheny County’s Matt Rosenberg rose to the top. This ranking took into consideration an investigator’s ability to extract data in three areas: mobile devices, digital media, and hard drives.
In addition to his full-time job as an Allegheny County Mobile Device Forensic Examiner, Professor Rosenberg also teaches part-time at RMU, instructing students in several courses including Intro to Digital Forensics, Fundamentals of Cyber Forensics, and Mobile Forensics. Congratulations, Professor Rosenberg, on this prestigious ranking!
To read more about this accomplishment, see:
WPXI news: Allegheny County Mobile Device Forensic Examiner recognized as 2nd best in country
Due to student interest, we’ve opened the AWS DeepRacer Competition to graduate students in the CIS department as well! There will be two separate competition tracks – one for undergraduate and one for graduate (see the flyer below for updates).
Due to this change, the deadline for teams to sign up has been extended to February 14th. After the 14th, we will be contacting all teams to provide more information.

Matthews International is seeking an IT Security Analyst Intern. The IT Security Analyst Intern must possess a working knowledge of Information Security Concepts. The IT Security Analyst Intern will assist with identifying and reporting all security issues, prioritizing threats, monitoring Threat intelligence feeds, and confirming threat mitigation is in accordance with company standards. They will be expected to collaborate with all business units to help respond to security alerts, phishing emails, process threat intelligence, and provide feedback on new information security technologies uses. This internship will begin on May 20th 2024 and will finish in August.
The IT Security Analyst will assist and execute:
• Current enrollment and pursuing a BA or BS degree in a computer-related field.
If interested, you can apply here:
https://careers.matw.com/Corporate/job/Pittsburgh-IT-Security-Analyst-Intern-PA-15212-5838/1122171800/
The Robert Morris University (RMU) Academic Media Center (AMC) seeks a motivated and dynamic individual to serve as its Student Media – Graduate General Manager (GGM) for the 2023-24 academic year: The GGM supports the day-to-day operations of AMC’s converged- media platforms (especially RMU Radio and RMU _TV) including scheduling, data-driven decision-making, and strategic project management (including revenue generating initiatives), as well as supporting experiential learning and professional development for undergraduate student leaders, program participants, and work studies.
Prior work experience is recommended, preferably as a student and/or at a college or university.
Preferred field of study in CIS (e.g. Cybersecurity, Data Analytics/Science, or Information Systems), Organizational Leadership, Management, or a closely related field. Should be proficient in Microsoft Office and Google applications.
Link to apply:
Just a reminder that teams will be accepted for RMU’s first AWS DeepRacer Competition until February 10th. You don’t need any experience in machine learning or with AWS to participate in the competition! Once your team signs up, you’ll be invited to an Amazon workshop where you will learn exactly what to do to prepare for Race Day!
Check out this video to learn more about AWS DeepRacer:
And check out what a real-life DeepRacer competition looks like! This is from a previous year’s AWS Championship Cup:
We’re excited to bring this technology to our own competition at RMU!

Two job opportunities are available at 84 Lumber:
Please take a look and consider applying if the positions are a good fit for you!
If you are an undergraduate or 4+1 student in the CIS department, consider signing up for our AWS DeepRacer Competition!
Student teams (2-3 people each) will train mini autonomous vehicles (AWS DeepRacers) using machine learning and then test out their trained models on Race Day on April 5th to compete against other student teams with the cars racing on a physical track. The DeepRacers are equipped with cameras and sensors, and teams will be able to use the sensors to detect and avoid obstacles placed on the track while racing to turn in the best lap time. All teams will be invited to a training session by Amazon to learn how to create and train the models.
The winning team will receive scholarship money ($1,000/team member) to be applied to their RMU accounts. Additional prizes will also be available. The deadline for teams to sign up is February 10th. See below for details.

The mission of the National Cyber League (NCL) is to prepare the next generation of cybersecurity professionals through real-world cybersecurity challenges. More than 13,000 students from over 600 institutions across the U.S. participate in in NCL each year. Dr. Ping Wang serves as the faculty coach for RMU student participation in NCL, and this year, eight RMU Cybersecurity students received Platinum, Gold, or Silver medals based on their individual and team performance scores.
Congratulations to the medalists!
