Ed. Department names 95 finalists in pre-apprenticeship program

States that participated in the pilot cut the time needed to block malicious domains from three days to three minutes.

Kate Bender, Kansas City, Missouri’s deputy performance officer, said the pandemic last year confirmed the power of data in improving governance.

Both men have experience responding to advanced Russian hacking activity.

With limited resources to compete for young IT talent, agencies should look to skills development partners to help them invest in their current workforce.

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.

Students at College of the Albemarle will be able to learn about mental health issues and how to support people in psychological distress starting this spring.

A new donation of technical skills and resources is part of a $100 million commitment to HBCUs from the tech giant.

The nonprofit will receive additional support this year from the consulting group Ignite Cities, furthering its mission to close the gender and diversity gaps in the technology sector.

San Antonio's CivTechSA will host two pitch competitions for K-12 students and college students this year to expand the city's technology workforce.

Using ECPI University's new eHospital software, students can practice setting up IV pumps, taking blood pressure or take a virtual ride in a medical helicopter.

After a decade of trying to generate local talent, North Dakota has turned to Eastern Europe for additional mainframe support.

A student-led nonprofit called Bridging Tech has been providing refurbished computers to homeless K-12 students during the pandemic.

Illinois will select a cohort of digital navigators in the new year to offer digital literacy and skills training in low-income and rural communities.