Q&A: How kids compare to adults in cybersecurity training
Some third graders have better cyber hygiene than the average workplace adult, according to Infosec’s Keatron Evans.
Some third graders have better cyber hygiene than the average workplace adult, according to Infosec’s Keatron Evans.
USucceed is the brainchild of University of Missouri researchers who intend to create a pathway into the cybersecurity profession for neurodivergent individuals.
A Massachusetts middle school had a lot of broken laptops. An IT Club of sixth and seventh graders aims to bring the number down.
The change is part of an ongoing effort by Gov. Doug Burgum to prioritize computer education in the state.
‘I believe we’re living through an epidemic of boringness,’ one cybersecurity expert tells the RSA Conference.
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