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Backed by grant, Norwich will work to fill cybersecurity talent gap February 24, 2021
Norwich and Senior Military Colleges will create a program to feed a talent-hungry Defense Department cyberworkforce
Norwich University recently landed a two-year, $19.5 million grant to create a Defense Department Cyber Institute program. This is big news.
As the lead institution among the nation’s six Senior Military Colleges, Norwich will execute $4 million over two years to create a program office to develop an integrated academic infrastructure and feed a talent-hungry Defense Department cyberworkforce.
Two recent news reports outline the cybersecurity worker drought and why this Defense Department grant and project are so big for Norwich and so important for national security.