Alexander Master

Alexander Master serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the United States Military Academy and Research Scientist at the Army Cyber Institute, holding a Ph.D. in Information Security from Purdue University, Master of Engineering in Cybersecurity from the University of Maryland, and B.S. in Computer and Information Technology from Purdue University.

His academic credentials include:

• Ph.D. in Information Security - Purdue University
• M.Eng. in Cybersecurity - University of Maryland (College Park)
• B.S. in Computer and Information Technology - Purdue University

Dr. Master's research centers on cybersecurity and digital privacy with military applications, examining computer networking vulnerabilities and Internet censorship mechanisms through the lens of national defense operations. His work bridges theoretical security frameworks with battlefield cyber requirements.

His military service encompasses Fire Support Officer, Operations Officer, CND Manager on National Cyber Protection Teams, Company Commander, and Cyber Planner roles, including deployment during Operation Resolute Support in Afghanistan. Professional development includes Field Artillery Basic Officer Course, Cyber Operations Officer Course, Cyber Captains Career Course, Air Assault School, and multiple joint targeting/firepower certifications.

He maintains over 10 industry cybersecurity certifications that complement his academic work, demonstrating continuous technical engagement in cyber defense domains.