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NCyTE, Whatcom Community College, and Anvil Corporation partner to launch a new Industrial Control Systems Cyber Range on Anvil's Bellingham campus.
Whatcom Community College recognized for commitment to producing cybersecurity professionals that will reduce vulnerabilities in our national infrastructure.
How are community colleges addressing the lack of qualified candidates available to fill nearly 600,000 cybersecurity job openings nationwide?
NCyTE's rapid growth to a national program will ensure the next generation of cybersecurity professionals are ready and available to protect national and economic threats. I have confidence that this program produces more quality graduates capable of meeting the demanding challenges in cybersecurity and to fill the increasing demand for qualified candidates. A well-deserved congratulations to the tireless NCyTE team to become the nationally recognized Advanced Technological Education (ATE) center!"
We're thrilled to see NCyTE at Whatcom Community College be the recipient of this investment that will increase the capacity of community colleges around the country to accelerate the much needed increase in skilled, cybersecurity professionals. We look forward to continuing our partnership, advocacy and collective desire to help secure the nation from cyber-attacks and create new job opportunities for thousands."
Cyberattacks are increasing at an alarming rate and targeting our critical infrastructure. As the stakes grow higher, nothing is more important than increasing the quality and quantity of our cybersecurity workforce. NCyTE is at the forefront of this effort and Cloud Security Alliance congratulates NCyTE for receiving this well-deserved NSF ATE National Center grant to continue the mission."