Bio

Dr. Brandon Keller is an assistant professor in the Department of Computing Sciences at SUNY Brockport specializing in Software Security and Vulnerability Analysis. He leverages the version history of open-source projects to study the evolution of vulnerabilities and the security practices of developers. Dr. Keller holds a Ph.D. in Computing and Information Sciences from Rochester Institute of Technology where he also earned prior degrees in Computing Security.

Education

Doctor of Philosophy in Computing and Information Sciences, Rochester Institute of Technology, 2026

Master of Science in Computing Security, Rochester Institute of Technology, 2021

Bachelor of Science in Computing Security, Rochester Institute of Technology, 2021

Areas of Specialty

Software Security, Vulnerability Analysis, Vulnerability History, Recurring Vulnerabilities

Courses Taught

SUNY Brockport

Current Courses

• Programming in C, CSC 219
• Cybersecurity I, CYB 105
• Advanced Cryptography, CYB 619

Rochester Institute of Technology

• Engineering Secure Software, SWEN 331
• Personal Software Engineering (C Programming), SWEN 250

Research Interests

Software Security, Software Analysis, Vulnerability History, System Security, Computer Science Education