What is ISSA?
The Information Systems Security Association (ISSA)® is a not-for-profit, international organization of information security professionals and practitioners. It provides educational forums, publications, and peer interaction opportunities that enhance the knowledge, skill, and professional growth of its members. Our local chapter is North Texas ISSA.
What is ISSA UTD?
As the official student subchapter of North Texas ISSA at UT Dallas, we are a uniquely networking-based security organization. We're kicking off in Spring 2023 to build a campus community where students of all experience levels can explore the dynamic field of information security, backed by the extensive resources of ISSA.
Why join ISSA UTD?
We'll attend and host educational events with accomplished professionals from North Texas ISSA and the broader cybersecurity community on campus. In addition, members of our subchapter will be eligible to obtain a discounted ISSA membership, which offers a huge advantage for your early career and big discounts on NTX ISSA events. We welcome all students interested in business, IT, or security to join!
Our Team
Officers
Akash Taduri
President
Marzia Cava
Vice President
(External Affairs)
Justin Heo
Vice President
(Internal Affairs)
Shreyas Revalkar
Tresurer
Ajay Amit
Deputy Officer
Aayush Ranjan
Deputy Officer
Caleb French
Deputy Officer
Pallavi Mekala
Development Officer
Soumee Roy
Outreach Officer
Ayush Singh
Outreach Deputy
Garima Goswami
Outreach Deputy
Mariya Khan
Outreach Deputy
Members
Faculty Sponsor
Anton Sobolev
Assistant Professor of Political Economy and Cyber Policy
Featured Alumni
Tahlla Taylor
President and Founder
MS Cybersecurity, Technology and Policy
"I founded ISSA UTD in hopes to build a professional group within UTD that would bring professional development and cybersecurity skill type workshops to other students at UTD. Along with that, I founded the organization to provide cybersecurity students with a network of cybersecurity professionals that can mentor and provide opportunities to students post graduation as well. My favorite memory is hosting and planning the Speed Interviewing workshop. In this workshop we collected the resumes of students prior and provided them to the cybersecurity professionals helping with the workshop. We did this so that the interviewers could make custom questions to ask the interviewee during the workshop. We received positive feedback from attendees and the interviewers had a blast as well! I am looking forward to seeing how ISSA UTD will grow under its future leaders."