(Getty Images) College cyber programs vary widely, researchers found Researchers at Washington State University found that cybersecurity programs in higher education vary dramatically. May 7, 2024 By Skylar Rispens
Boise State University Cyberdome students (left to right) Madilyn Bosselman, Robert Verity, Adam Brenden, Isaac Bard and Max Mason. Photo by Pricilla Grover, Boise State University Boise State ‘Cyberdome’ program trains students in responding to cyberattacks Students in a cybersecurity program at Boise State University in Idaho are helping rural schools and governments monitor for cyberattacks. Oct 3, 2023 By Skylar Rispens
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont speaks at a COVID-19 community vaccination clinic on March 14, 2021 in Stamford, Connecticut. (John Moore / Getty Images) Connecticut announces $260,000 for higher ed tech projects Gov. Ned Lamont's said six private colleges and the state university system will grants from the state's Tech Tech Accelerator program. Jul 18, 2022 By Emily Bamforth
(Getty Images) CISA-backed nonprofit announces ‘National Cybersecurity Education Month’ Nonprofit Cyber.org expanded its cybersecurity education week to National Cybersecurity Education Month, in hopes of boosting collaboration. Jun 14, 2022 By Emily Bamforth
(Getty Images) Need cyber talent? ‘Fish in a bigger pond,’ university CISO says The University of South Carolina's CISO says flexibility is key in the public sector's ability to compete for cybersecurity workers. Nov 12, 2021 By Emily Bamforth
Microsoft President Brad Smith (Riccardo Savi /Getty Images for Concordia Summit) Microsoft aims to halve cybersecurity worker shortage through community colleges Microsoft President Brad Smith said the U.S.'s millions of community college students are an under-used resource to fill gaps in the workforce. Oct 28, 2021 By Emily Bamforth