The DART Lab at the University of Virginia, led by Wajih Ul Hassan, is recruiting a PhD student for the Fall 2026 admission cycle. The lab focuses on developing scalable, data-driven solutions for robust threat detection and detailed forensic investigation in cybersecurity. Research areas include enhancing the operational efficiency of Security Operations Centers (SOCs), responding to sophisticated cyber threats, and advancing systems security. The position is ideal for candidates interested in deep systems work with real-world security impact. Applicants are encouraged to mention Md. Aminul Islam in their application. The program does not require GRE scores and has no application fee. For more information about the lab's research, visit the DART Lab website. This opportunity is best suited for students with a strong background in computer science, cybersecurity, or related fields who are passionate about research in cyber threat detection and response. The University of Virginia offers a collaborative research environment and access to cutting-edge resources in cybersecurity and systems research.