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Distinguished Keynote Set for Capitol Tech University’s Doctoral Residency
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To help inspire doctoral candidates in Management and Decision Science as well as Cybersecurity at Capitol Technology University, the National CyberWatch member institution is hosting Dr. Gwendolyn Elizabeth Boyd as the keynote speaker for its August Doctoral Residency. She will highlight the relevance and critical need for cyber and analytics experts in high demand STEM fields. The event is free and open to the public.
To learn more visit here.
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An Examination in Artificial Intelligence and National Security
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Artificial intelligence (AI) in some form has been used in military technology since World War II. In this piece, the authors propose three goals for developing future policy on AI and national security: preserving U.S. technological leadership, supporting peaceful and commercial use, and mitigating catastrophic risk. In their study, they look back on military technology and how AI can be influential.
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Harford Community College Receives STEM Grant
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In the continued efforts to increase participation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education, Harford Community College (HCC), a National CyberWatch academic member, is furthering the cause after receiving a grant from the National Science Foundation. The grant will be used for scholarships to encourage talented students to continue their education in STEM, in particular biology and engineering majors.
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National CyberWatch Center Rolling Out Three New Membership Packages
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At the June 3CS conference, National CyberWatch membership chair, Dr. Barbara Belón, announced the release of a revamped academic member benefits package. In early August, the three new membership plans (academic, individual and corporate) will be released along with corresponding application forms.This fall also will see the launch of an Association Management System complete with user web interface and new capabilities to benefit members.
Learn more about membership here.
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The Midyear Cybersecurity Report
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In his latest blog, David Ulevitch highlights the new threats and dangers posed by the “bad actors” to precede the Midyear Cybersecurity Report (MCR). These adversaries are attacking in more destructive ways to achieve the end goal of preventing defenders from restoring systems and data, making it harder to recover. They’ve coined it destruction of service, which is examined in the MCR along with security trends.
Read the full report here.
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Solve Puzzles for Prizes on Facebook!
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Cryptography, enumeration, log analysis, puzzles. Are they your “thing?” At NCL, folks are enjoying the free spirit of summer by releasing encrypted puzzles on Facebook for you to enjoy! Created by NCL players, these puzzles, ranging from easy to challenging, are available. One winner per puzzle will be randomly selected. “Like” NCL on Facebook to start playing. Puzzle #6 will be released tomorrow, Saturday, August 5, at 2 p.m. CT.
Like NCL’s Facebook page here.
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ISSA Partners with National CyberWatch Center
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National CyberWatch and the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) International Global Special Interest Groups established a formal partnership that includes a number of benefits for National CyberWatch members, including conference discounts, the ability to publish articles and participation opportunities at various events.
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The National CyberWatch Center Webinar Series brings together nationally recognized subject matter experts with National CyberWatch Center members and the broader community of education and industry to discuss cybersecurity education and workforce development-related topics.
What webinar topics would you like to see in the coming year? Want to lead a Webinar?
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Welcome National CyberWatch Center's Newest Members
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