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UCCS’ Centers of Academic Excellence (CAE-C) Cybersecurity Faculty Development program recently launched its first two fully online cybersecurity courses: Core Concepts in Networking and Pedagogy and Technology in Cybersecurity Teaching. The courses are free and available to any professionals interested in learning or teaching cybersecurity.

The Colorado Cybersecurity Apprenticeship Program (C-CAP) at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) today announced its commitment to Cybersecurity Awareness Month, held annually in October, by signing up as a 2021 Champion andjoininga growing global effort to promote the awareness of online safety and privacy.

Inc. Magazine recognized Borealis Fat Bikes as one of the fastest growing private companies in its annual Inc. 5000 - a highly prestigious list for independent small businesses in the U.S.

Ethics Bootcamp develops participants’ sensitivity to ethical issues faced by the collaborators. Five student teams compete for a $100 first place prize (per student).

The UCCS Economic Forum will celebrate its 25th anniversary event on Oct. 14 from 1–4 p.m. in a virtual livestreamed presentation.

Many organizations are facing devastating cyber threats and have immediate need for skilled cybersecurity professionals. However, it is increasingly difficult to find trained practitioners as everyone is fighting for the same talent. Even if talent is available, the turnover is pretty high given the nationwide shortage of cybersecurity workforce. This challenge is even more severe for small- and medium-sized enterprises. As a business leader, how can you address this critical issue of cybersecurity talent recruitment and retention?

The UCCS College of Business was recently approved to be a University Affiliate Program (UAP) by the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Institute, becoming one of approximately 500 universities globally and 250 in the United States to earn this distinction.