Community colleges are increasingly being recognized as strong gateways for students to access quality internships and top-paying jobs in cybersecurity. The Community College Cyber Summit (3CS) helps those schools improve their cybersecurity programs. Read More
Whether it’s the Olympics, a spelling bee or “American Idol”, competitions of all varieties provide windows of opportunity. John Sener’s newly released white paper, “The Role of Student Competitions in Cybersecurity Education” concludes that the impact competitions have on cybersecurity education are similar as they enable participants to show their
Studying cybersecurity is a challenge in itself; navigating the various academic pathways to further one’s education towards a career shouldn’t be. Interested stakeholders now have John Sener’s newly released white paper, “Transfer Pathways in Cybersecurity Education: Challenging Routes, Promising Practices, Possible Improvements,” to help them. Read More
The May issue of the National CyberWatch Communicator features Walden University’s Doctor of Information Technology program, job opportunity at University of Baltimore, NCL in the Classroom webinar, updates on the Library, NSA Day of Cyber, Community College Cyber Summit (3CS), Complete Cloud-based Lab Solution, Free e-Books for Cybersecurity Instructors, the
After 22 years of working in the hotel business and becoming a food and beverage manager, 42-year-old Marc McCarthy came to the realization that “very few opportunities for advancement existed,” he says. “Basically, I had to find something economically feasible to pursue a higher education.” He decided to enroll in
How can academia supply the United States with the thousands of cybersecurity technicians needed to protect its networks, infrastructure, governmental institutions and people? It has long been known that community colleges can close the cybersecurity skills gap and The Community College Cyber Summit (3CS) is doing just that by bringing
Teach students the best with help from National CyberWatch Center. National CyberWatch Center can help educators get students further in the field of cybersecurity through the use of their newly released e-Books at no cost. As the demand for qualified employees in cybersecurity jobs grows—there are an estimated one million
The April issue of the National CyberWatch Communicator features the Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition, information on a Complete Cloud-Based Lab Solution, free e-Books for cybersecurity instructors, the National Cybersecurity Student Association, April’s Threat Intelligence Webinar, the National Cyber League’s Spring Season, National CyberWatch Center’s Library, the 2015-2016 Annual Report,
What better way for companies or businesses to get their name in the forefront of the brains of cybersecurity educators this summer than by sponsoring the Community College Cyber Summit (3CS), one of the largest gatherings of community college cybersecurity faculty in the world. Full Article
Students from eight Mid-Atlantic universities will compete to protect simulated financial institutions in the Mid-Atlantic region from a cyber-attack during the 2016 National Cyberwatch Center Mid-Atlantic Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC). The competition will be held at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) in Laurel, Md., from
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