R. Tyler Schroder is a cybersecurity engineer in MITRE’s Cyber New Professionals Program, where he focuses on incident response, threat hunting, medical device security, and foundational cybersecurity research.
Schroder’s research experience includes a fellowship at Yale University’s Digital Ethics Center, where he contributed to projects on cyber risks of brain-computer interfaces, AI limitations in tactical mission planning, and misinformation dynamics in online communities. His work has been published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at national cybersecurity conferences.
Schroder holds both a master’s and bachelor’s degree in computer science from Yale University, where he received several academic and leadership awards. He is certified as a CompTIA Security Xpert, CrowdStrike Certified Falcon Responder, and ISC2 Certified in Cyber Security. Outside of his professional work, Schroder is active in amateur radio, public speaking, and is an Eagle Scout.
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