ĢƵ Global Media Center October 2022 Articles

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Women Cryptologists Honored on New U.S. Stamp
Cybersecurity
October 26, 2022
Maryland, stamp collectors, cryptology professionals, and others--including ĢƵ's Loyce Pailen--gathered at the National Cryptologic Museum for the dedication of a new U.S. Postal Service stamp honoring women cryptologists of World War II.
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See Yourself in Cyber: How ĢƵ Leads in Closing the Diversity Gap
October 24, 2022
Cybersecurity may seem like a complex technical area, ultimately, it’s really all about people and the decisions they make at home and at work.
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Miami Dade College Provost Joins ĢƵ as American Council on Education Fellow
Press Releases Administration
October 19, 2022
ĢƵ has announced that Malou Harrison, PhD, executive vice president and provost at Miami Dade College, has joined the university as an American Council on Education Fellow.
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Charting a Career Course in Cybersecurity
October 17, 2022
For anyone thinking of a new career, cybersecurity should be high on the list of options. Cybersecurity jobs are in demand, pay well and, generally, can be performed remotely.
Jesse Varsalone
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Preparing to Launch Classes at Patrick Space Force Base
October 12, 2022
In January, ĢƵ will begin offering in-person classes at Patrick Space Force Base, marking the university’s first contract to teach at a Space Force installation.
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ĢƵ Cyber Team Takes Second Place at Parsons Competition
Press Releases
October 11, 2022
The University of Maryland Global Campus (ĢƵ) cyber competition team placed second at the event capture the flag (CTF) competition sponsored by Parsons Corp.
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“Poisoning” Emerges as Aggressive Threat to Artificial Intelligence
October 10, 2022
Artificial intelligence (AI), used across numerous industries to drive decision-making, efficiency and processes, is the future of computing. For all its great potential, AI does have vulnerabilities that affect its intended use and security.
Jason M. Pittman, PhD
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Stein Awarded Pi Gamma Mu Stockwell Scholarship
October 07, 2022
Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society, the social sciences honor society, has awarded its Marvel Stockwell Scholarship to ĢƵ alumna Allison Stein.
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FUND RUN to Support Veterans in Financial Need
Events
October 05, 2022
Sign up for the 2022 Virtual FUN(D) RUN and help support the university’s Veterans Assistance Fund.
Cybersecurity Basics in Non-Technical K-12 Education Can Boost Safety Online
October 03, 2022
By infusing cybersecurity training into the non-technical K-12 education ecosystem, we can make greater strides to equip the next generation with the knowledge it needs to be cyber safe.
Loyce Pailen
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