Cyber attacks are the ‘greatest threat facing humanity.’
National Cybersecurity Center is a nonprofit for cyber innovation and awareness. We are based in Colorado Springs, CO with a national and GLOBAL Mission: Secure the World.
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NCC Student Alliance (NCCSA) is a student organization focused on K-12 cybersecurity education. The mission is to directly tackle the urgent demand for trained cybersecurity talent in the workplace by providing curriculum and nationally recognized certification opportunities.
The Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center (ISAC), a separate nonprofit organization, has the mission to facilitate collaboration across the global space industry to enhance our ability to prepare for and respond to vulnerabilities, incidents and threats; to disseminate timely and actionable information among member entities; and to serve as the primary communications channel for the sector with respect to this information.
Secure the Vote seeks to increase voter confidence in the U.S. on the accuracy of vote-counting, and to generate greater awareness of possible solutions to critical gaps in the voting infrastructure. Secure the Vote supports jurisdictions’ efforts to offer a secure, auditable mobile voting option for overseas voters through coordinating and evaluating pilots across the country.
Hyper-connectivity amongst smart devices and urbanization drive the need for cities to become more efficient in their operations as they continue to grow, but the concern of security impedes the overall advancement of several cities with “Smart” agendas.
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The National Cybersecurity Center (NCC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit for cyber innovation and awareness. Established in 2016 from the vision of Governor John Hickenlooper, in coordination with several people from the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) and the community, the NCC serves both public and private organizations and individuals through training, education and research.
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It’s rare these days for a week to go by without hearing about another big ransomware event that has either disabled a company or cost an organization millions of dollars in mitigation costs.
NCC Chief Strategy Officer, Mark Weatherford shares Steps CIOs Must Take To Deal With Ransomware Attacks.
The Steps CIOs Must Take To Deal With Ransomware Attacks Like The One That Hit Garmin
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Thinking carefully about how to deal with a ransomware event before it occurs is often the distinguishing factor between companies that survive an event and those that don’t.“With their cybersecurity program spanning across the College of Engineering, UCCS College of Business, and College of Public Affairs, UCCS is bringing a focus on cybersecurity specific to space unlike any other university.
With the university’s proximity and close ties to both the U.S. Space Force and U.S. Space Command, their partnership will help the Space ISAC and our future growth of training programs reach untapped potential.”
-Erin Miller, VP of operations for Space ISAC at the National Cybersecurity Center
UCCS joins Space ISAC as founding member | The Colorado Springs Business Journal
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UCCS is now a founding member of Space ISAC, which was welcomed into the National Council of ISACs on July 16. The university joins Kratos Defense, Booz“As our country and state face looming challenges in cybersecurity, we need to ensure that both Colorado and the nation are as prepared as possible for possible breaches. Our partners that are working to create the Nation Cybersecurity Center (NCC) will ensure that Colorado is the center for carrying out this mission.”
John HickenlooperFormer Governor of Colorado
“We are thrilled with the progress of the National Cybersecurity Center and the opportunities it provides for economic development and national leadership. Our city was selected for very specific reasons including our excellence in educational institutions and our military presence.”
John SuthersMayor, Colorado Springs
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