Brandon P. Grech

Brandon P. Grech serves as an Assistant Professor of Cybersecurity at Anderson University (SC) since 2020, affiliated with the Center for Cybersecurity. He teaches technical cybersecurity courses emphasizing real-world hands-on experience in both offensive and defensive operations through individual and team assignments.

His academic credentials include:

• BS in Computer Networks and Security, University of Maryland Global Campus
• MS in Cyber Security and Information Assurance, National University
• Ed.D, Liberty University

Dr. Grech's research integrates faith-based perspectives with technical cybersecurity training, focusing on educational models within Christian institutions. His work examines student experiences in undergraduate cybersecurity programs and develops practical skill-building frameworks, particularly in Linux systems administration and competition-based learning environments.

His publications reveal a dual emphasis: technical skill development (Linux command-line proficiency) and pedagogical research in faith-integrated cybersecurity education. This combination highlights his commitment to producing both industry-ready professionals and spiritually grounded practitioners.

No scientific awards were documented in the available materials.

As cybersecurity competition coach for national events like the National Cyber League, Dr. Grech mentors students in high-stakes Capture The Flag competitions where Anderson University teams consistently achieve national recognition. His advising approach combines technical rigor with spiritual development during coursework, competitions, and office hours.

The cybersecurity competition team he directs functions as a practical lab environment where students apply classroom knowledge in simulated cyber operations, fostering collaborative problem-solving skills essential for industry success.