Montana College Gets $50K for Cybersecurity Education
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Gallatin College at Montana State University secures a $50,000 Cybersecurity Pathways grant to enhance cybersecurity education in Montana. The funding supports local educators and high school students, enabling them to earn industry certifications. Program director Ronda Black launched the CyberSmart Teachers Lounge and plans to introduce the CyberSmart Teens Network this spring. With Montana facing a shortage of cybersecurity professionals, high schoolers will receive free CompTIA Security Plus certifications, and Black is developing Cyber Kits for classrooms statewide.
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