Why a think tank is connecting cybersecurity volunteers with election officials

The new school, slated to open in fall 2021, is to prepare students for emerging jobs in technology-related fields.

Their finances punished by the coronavirus pandemic, cities are preparing to furlough many of their workers, and IT officials are no exemption.

Congress also heard about a digital reserve corps idea and other recommendation to take "bold" action on building an AI workforce.

A new training program allows students to protect real networks used by the university, state agencies, cities and counties throughout Texas.

Chief Evangelist and Strategy Officer for KnowBe4 Perry Carpenter talks with CyberScoop Editor-in-Chief Greg Otto about the behavioral changes that have been made to security awareness training.

Top contracting authority has been delegated to "experts in the field" of space operations to speed up the acquisition process.

The virtual spaces allow students to immerse themselves in their subjects and put their knowledge to practice while they remain off campus during the pandemic.

In an op-ed, ITIF's Ellysse Dick explains how AR and VR have the potential to transform the way the government works if done properly.

Much is at stake when the Supreme Court considers the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.

The latest round of federal funding will enable universities and colleges across the state to purchase new security software, video-conferencing equipment and remote-desktop software.

A new collection of resources for university faculty draws insight from a nationwide student survey that identified challenges students faced following the shift to remote learning during the pandemic.

The lab will support interdisciplinary research of the largest global challenges, such as climate change, public health, food security and energy systems.

Gov. Henry McMaster announced a $1.3 million investment in datacasting technology to ensure remote education access for about 5,000 students across the state.