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Army Parses Cyber Training According to Skill and Needs

There is no one-size-fits-all for personnel in the digital realm.

U.S. Army cyberspace operations specialists work in the field. The Army is organizing its training to build a fully data-literate enterprise among its diverse cyber users and experts. Credit: U.S. Army photo

Signal and Cyber Schools Teach Army's Future Today

Technology advances influence classroom agility.

A team leader with 1st Battalion, 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment, directs movements of his team using the Harris Leader Radio during an assault on an objective during the initial operating test for the system. The rapid development and fielding of cutting-edge systems help drive the need for agility and adaptability at Army signal and cyber schools. Nicholas Robertson, U.S. Army Operational Test Command Visual Information Specialist

NSA Schoolhouse Grows Next Generation of Cyber Leaders

The agency’s cybersecurity education programs aim to increase the cyber knowledge of future personnel.

The NSA’s National Cryptologic School is increasing its cyber education programs and grants to reach more middle school students and children in rural and underservedareas in the United States. Shutterstock/Monkey Business Images

Diversity Is Key to Training and Education in Cybersecurity

Rote teaching on digital threats no longer will suffice as deeper concepts must prevail.

Educating and training people in cybersecurity will require a broader reach in both personnel and material. Andrey Suslov/Shutterstock

Space Force Aligns its Academic Communities

Georgia Tech is the latest research arm to join the guardians’ mission.

Lt. Gen. Nina Armagno, USAF (l), U.S. Space Force director of staff, speaks with Georgia Institute of Technology President Angel Cabrera and Devesh Ranjan, associate chair for Research and Ring Family Chair and professor in the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering. Credit: Allison Carter, Georgia Tech

Lt. Gen. Guenther, Army's First CIO, Passes Away

Lt. Gen. Otto J. Guenther, USA (Ret.), served on AFCEA's Educational Foundation as a member of the Board of Directors for several years.

Lt. Gen. Lt. Gen. Otto J. Guenther, USA (Ret.) was a proud supporter and mentor of the Green Terror Battalion at McDaniel College, where he served on the Board of Trustees since 2006 and was named chair in 2019. Here he is addressing attendees at the Green Terror Battalion ROTC Commissioning Ceremony in 2017. Photo courtesy of McDaniel College

AFCEA Educational Foundation Opens Four STEM Scholarships for Applications

Applications are now being accepted for four AFCEA Educational Foundation scholarships.

Georgia Tech Research to Develop 'Real-Time' High Performance Computer

Georgia Tech Research Corp., Atlanta, Georgia, is awarded

High Schoolers in Georgia to Benefit from New Intel Coursework

The curriculum will set the stage for possible careers in the field.

This fall, high school students in Georgia will have the opportunity to study the intelligence field, thanks to a course added by the state’s Department of Education. Reportedly the first of its kind in the nation, the class will give students a leg up in pursuing careers in intelligence, officials say. Shutterstock/Rawpixel

GTRI is Assisting the Air Force with its Defense Avionics System Sustainment Update

Georgia Tech Research Institute, Atlanta, Georgia, has be