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Lockheed Martin and Carnegie Mellon University announced today that they will conduct joint research and development as they look to shape the future of cyber operations, in a new cyber lab opened by Lockheed Martin near the campus of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA.
The Air Force Association today announced that registration for CyberPatriot IV is now open, and is inviting students from all high schools or accredited home school programs in the United States to participate.
Top three finalists University of Washington, Texas A&M University, and University of Louisville
Made possible by a sponsorship from Google, the University of Maryland today announced the creation of a new cybersecurity seminar series that will address a broad range of topics related to cybersecurity.
Service for Independent Application Security Verification Expands Support to Android and Apple’s iOS to Protect Enterprises from Mobile App Risks
While Jupiter Networks has chosen India as a key component of its R&D and support initiatives, competitor Palo Alto Networks has taken the opposite approach and has kept its entire development team in the United States. Is Offshoring Best for Innovation?
In the first quarter of 2011, 11 percent of Chief Information Officers (CIOs) said they plan to add information technology (IT), and just 3 percent foresee cutbacks.
IT Security represents approximately 15% of federal agency IT budgets and has produced the largest staffing increases of all IT positions in the last 1-2 years.
Summers joins Ernst & Young from General Electric, where he was CISO since 2006.
Video game will provide training in negotiation skills in cross-cultural environments to AirForce personnel.
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