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The demand for cybersecurity experts is growing 12 times faster then the current U.S. job market, making cybersecurity one of the most highly sought-after careers in the country.

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(Re) Introducing NICCS After 10 Years!

The NICCS website has undergone big transformations! With a brand-new look & feel, improved functionality & navigation, and new & updated content, NICCS is more prepared than ever to deliver quality cybersecurity information to users of all skill levels. Check out the updated NICCS website now!

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CYBERSECURITY EVENTS

  • NICE Conference 2022: Demystifying Cybersecurity

    NICE Conference 2022: Demystifying Cybersecurity
    Jun 6, 2022

    The NICE Conference is the annual convening of community members and thought leaders from education, government, industry, and non-profits to…

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  • National Cyber Summit 2022

    National Cyber Summit 2022
    Sep 21, 2022

    The National Cyber Summit is the nation's most innovative cyber security technology event. It offers unique educational, collaborative and…

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OUR NUMBERS DO THE TALKING

30,000+

 

monthly
visitors

Over
100

 

cybersecurity
resources

More than
20

 

events attended
per year

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

[…] students not only understand the content, but are able to utilize it in projects that reflect real world scenarios”
- Julie Malone, High School Teacher from Louisiana
It opens their eyes to ideas outside the box for career choices."
- Dave Handt, Math Teacher from North Dakota
The foundational principles that this curriculum helped build for my students has ignited an interest in programming and coding in my students who have never been exposed to it before."
-Joy Johnston, Programming and Coding Teacher
from Virginia