CYBER.ORG Partners with Amazon to Improve Diversity in the Cybersecurity Industry, Build the Talent Pipeline Starting with K-12
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Wednesday, August 30, 2023
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As a result of CISA’s support, the program has expanded to include minority-serving institutions (MSIs).
Key Points:
- As a result of CISA’s support, the program has expanded to include minority-serving institutions (MSIs).
- “CYBER.ORG is making a significant impact in expanding access to K-12 cybersecurity education nationwide and diversifying the talent pool pursuing cybersecurity careers,” said Jenny Brinkley, Director, Amazon Security.
- “We are extremely grateful to Amazon for its support and partnership as we work together to ensure that future cybersecurity careers are accessible to all students.
- Expanding Project REACH and our partnerships is pivotal to diversifying the industry.”
To learn more about Project REACH and become a partner, visit www.cyber.org/initiatives/project-reach .