3/15/2021, Originally Featured in The Gazette "Karen Evans has been appointed to the board of directors of the National Cybersecurity Center. She was chief information officer of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security until January and also has served as first assistant secretary for cybersecurity, energy security and emergency response for the U.S. Department of Energy and
Job Title: Cyber Resource Coordinator Job type: Full-time Qualifications: High school or equivalent (Preferred) Apply here! Summary The National Cybersecurity Center is hiring a full-time Cyber Resource Coordinator to advance the statewide effort of connecting local jurisdictions (to include school districts, and special districts) with state, federal, and industry cyber resources. This is a new position
Dear friends of the NCC, We are fast approaching the end of what has been an unprecedented year. We have all had to adapt to changes and challenges brought on by this global COVID-19 pandemic, and the NCC has continued to press on with its overall mission to Secure the World. As such, I
12/11/2020, Originally Featured in State Scoop "As the “smart city” movement continues to grow — making local governments more reliant on traffic cameras, environmental sensors and other internet-connected gizmos — a leading nonprofit group wants to create a platform to help city officials ensure that their efforts don’t discount cybersecurity." Read the Full Article Here: https://statescoop.com/ncc-wants-certify-smart-city-devices/
Contact: Donna Hilton, Director of Development & Operational Support Phone 720-757-3117 Email Donna.hilton@cyber-center.org www.cyber-center.org (COLORADO SPRINGS, CO, December 7, 2020) The National Cybersecurity Center (NCC) has named Harry D. Raduege, Jr., Lieutenant General, USAF (Ret.) as the organization’s Chief Executive Officer. The NCC is an organization for cyber innovation and awareness. NCC
11/16/2020, Originally Featured in CPO Magazine "While much of the media focus was on the expansion of mail-in voting in the 2020 US election, there was also a smaller and quieter increase in internet-based electronic voting. While this option is presently reserved for a relatively small subset of absentee voters, some of these new options
