Computer Studies - Cyber Security
Department of Homeland Security Now Accepting Applications for the Secretary's Honors
Program Cyber Student Volunteer Initiative. [More information]
Rhode Island’s P-TECH, or Pathways in Technology Early College High School, initiative
forges long-term partnerships between high schools, colleges, industry associations,
and businesses to provide students with the education and skills they need to succeed
and employers with a pipeline to the workforce of the future. [Learn more about P-Tech]
Open to all CCRI students with an interest cybersecurity. Can't make it in person?
Join us on the web: https://web.ciscospark.com.
December 14, 2016, 6:00 p.m., a lecture by Michael Carmack, a Cyber Security Analyst
at Rite-Solutions. Following the Lecture, a demonstration and tour of CCRI’s new Cyber Range will take place in room 257. Auditorium, CCRI Newport Campus, One John H. Chafee Blvd., Newport, RI 02840
Rhode Island’s first cyber range dedicated solely to educating and training students and industry professionals is officially open at the Community College of Rhode Island’s Newport County Campus. [Learn more about the cyber range]
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Tel: 401-825-2056
kelly@ccri.edu
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Web Content Manager
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Tel: 401-825-2155
dscattone@ccri.edu
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