NICE 2017 Conference and Expo
National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) 2017 is a great opportunity to spend two days with thought leaders from academia, government, industry, and non-profits to address the cybersecurity education, training, and workforce needs of the nation. NICE 2017 includes an exhibition hall where tools, techniques, and opportunities can be explored.
Speaker Call for Proposals will open in March and close in May.
Who should attend?
- Employers who need to recruit, hire, develop, and retain a skilled cybersecurity workforcce
- Educators from K-12 Schools, Community Colleges, 4 Year Colleges, and
- Universities
- Advisors to students, job-seekers, and employees seeking careers in cybersecurity
- Providers of training content and learning environments
- Suppliers of industry-recognized certifications in cybersecurity
- Managers of workforce development programs
- Organizers of community economic development initiatives
- Developers of innovative products and services that enable developing a skilled workforce
- Workers in a cybersecurity career who desire to learn about resources and build connections
- Policymakers from local, state, federal, and international governments
- Leaders in organizational change and innovation
Submitted by Amy Fox
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National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) 2017 is a great opportunity to spend two days with thought leaders from academia, government, industry, and non-profits to address the cybersecurity education, training, and workforce needs of the nation. NICE 2017 includes an exhibition hall where tools, techniques, and opportunities can be explored.
Speaker Call for Proposals will open in March and close in May.
Who should attend?
- Employers who need to recruit, hire, develop, and retain a skilled cybersecurity workforcce
- Educators from K-12 Schools, Community Colleges, 4 Year Colleges, and
- Universities
- Advisors to students, job-seekers, and employees seeking careers in cybersecurity
- Providers of training content and learning environments
- Suppliers of industry-recognized certifications in cybersecurity
- Managers of workforce development programs
- Organizers of community economic development initiatives
- Developers of innovative products and services that enable developing a skilled workforce
- Workers in a cybersecurity career who desire to learn about resources and build connections
- Policymakers from local, state, federal, and international governments
- Leaders in organizational change and innovation
Submitted by Amy Fox
on