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Boise State Online February 18, 2021 The College of Engineering (COEN) at Boise State University received unanimous approval from the Idaho State Board of Education to launch new online cyber operations and resilience (CORe) programs for fall 2021. These programs are a collaboration between COEN, Extended Studies and the Institute for Pervasive Cybersecurity. The new programs include a Bachelor of Science in Cyber Operations and Resilience, a Master of Science in Cyber Operations and Resilience and three graduate certificates: Analyst and Threat Intelligence, Resilience Engineerin...

Delaware Business Now Reading Time: 2 minutes The Delaware Department of Labor has received a nearly $9.2 million H1B One Workforce Grant in meeting demand for information technology positions. The grant came from the U.S. Department of Labor. According to available information from August 2019 and July 2020, Delaware saw a monthly average of more than 4,000 job postings for IT opportunities with over 450 hires per month in IT. The One Workforce Grant will provide training for 700 people interested in obtaining a skill and earn credentials to prepare them to enter mid to high-level occupatio...

Donald Trump Will Make Decision On Pardoning Assange, Snowden & Ulbricht 'By The Weekend,' Commentator Says Conservative commentator and One America News Network anchor Jack Posobiec claimed on Thursday that Donald Trump will soon decide whether to pardon Julian Assange, Edward Snowden, and Ross Ulbricht. "Can confirm the President has now seen this poll. His response, 'We'll see by the weekend,'" he tweeted. Posobiec was referring to a Twitter poll he posted earlier in the day that asked Trump supporters whether the outgoing head of state should pardon the trio. The results as of Thursda...

Will Donald Trump Pardon Edward Snowden? 'Anything Is Possible' Newsweek 12/16/2020 Jason Murdock © Phillip Faraone/WIRED25/Getty Edward Snowden speaks remotely WIRED25 Festival: WIRED Celebrates 25th Anniversary – Day 2 on October 14, 2018 in San Francisco, California. As President Donald Trump's time in the White House comes to an end, supporters of Edward Snowden are calling for a pardon, with members of the Republican Party publicly clashing over whether the former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor is a whistleblower or traitor. Speculation about a reprieve f...