Creating the Next Cyber Generation - Lessons Learned from the NSA and UWF
summary
Federal programs and a university coalition scale hands‑on training: GenCyber 154 camps run in 44 states plus DC and Puerto Rico serving ~5,000 K–12 students; 330 CAE schools exist; a DoD‑style scholarship funds study at CAE schools; a workforce program targets 1,600 veterans and first responders in three years; Cybersecurity for All delivers 71 courses to ~1,500 non‑degree learners using the Florida Cyber Range and partners with state elections, Girl Scouts and employers to close ~500,000 open cyber jobs.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:30GenCyber
- 11:00UWF
- 14:00Jen Cyber
- 14:40Creating a Culture
- 15:55Cybersecurity Workforce Development Program
- 19:20Cybersecurity for All Program
- 21:07Program Overview
- 22:45Critical Infrastructure
- 26:20Outreach
- 30:11UWF Camps
- 31:54Contact Information
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