NCL, Powered by Cyber Skyline, Partners with National University to Host 2021 SoCal Cyber Cup Challenge
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The National Cyber League (NCL), powered by its technology partner Cyber Skyline, has been chosen as the platform, content, and mentoring partner to host the 2021 SoCal Cyber Cup Challenge.
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The combined NCL and SoCal communities are contributing a wealth of academic and cybersecurity experience to this Challenge SAN DIEGO (PRWEB) January 28, 2021 The National Cyber League (NCL), powered by its technology partner Cyber Skyline, has been chosen as the platform, content, and mentoring partner to host the 2021 SoCal Cyber Cup Challenge.
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Jack London remembered for dedication, leadership, business acumen
Leaders across the government market are mourning the death of Jack London, long-time chairman and former CEO of CACI International.
London died Jan. 20 at the age of 83. He had been with the company since 1972 and a senior executive since 1981.
But beyond any official titles, London is being remembered for his integrity and dedication to his company. And even more so to the government customers CACI served, particularly in the national security arena.
“He always kept the men and women who serve and sacrifice for our nation as foremost in his thoughts and actions,” said David Wennergren, a former CACI executive and now president of the American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council (ACT-IAC).
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