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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Cybersecurity Team Takes Second Place at Pacific Rim Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition | |||
| Western Washington University on the Peninsulas Introduces Cybersecurity Certificate Option | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø team qualifies for Pacific Rim Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition March 22-24 | Open to two- and four-year colleges and universities in Washington, Oregon and Idaho, the Pacific Rim Competition serves as the regional competition for the … |
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| Small counties serious about cybersecurity should meet their state CIOs | But not all collaborative cybersecurity efforts need to come from mandates. Curtis said that while the semi-annual visits from state officials are helpful, his county benefits from participation in a program in which computer-science students at Western Washington University conduct security… |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø team tops in the state at Department of Energy CyberForce Competition | |||
| 'How do you break that?': Inside Western Washington's new cybersecurity program in Poulsbo | In one exercise last year, students in Western Washington University’s new cybersecurity program set to monitoring data on the networks of five local governments: San Juan and Stevens counties and the cities of Anacortes, Washougal and Covington. The idea was the students would track the data… |
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| Cybersecurity Students and Assistant Professor Win Runner Up for Best Student Poster | |||
| CI Security Partners with PISCES to Provide a Public Option for Cybersecurity Monitoring | CI Security, a leader in … |
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| Critical Informatics Partners with PISCES to Provide a Public Option for Cybersecurity Monitoring | Critical Informatics, a leader in managed detection and response cybersecurity services, announced its partnership with the Public Infrastructure Security Collaboration and Exchange System (PISCES), an incorporated nonprofit, along with partners Global Business… |
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| A new group could change how the nation monitors cyberattacks against critical public infrastructure | PISCES can be described as the public option for monitoring. It’s designed for the downmarket jurisdictions. We monitor five jurisdictions for free, about 1,000 municipal employees. City of Anacortes, San Juan County, Stevens County, Washougal, and Covington. We’ve… |