► VIDEO | Building a Strategic Blueprint for Cybersecurity and Privacy Education

► VIDEO | March 17, 2021 3:00 – 4:30 pm Add to: Google Calendar | Outlook | iCal File

Please join us for Building a Strategic Blueprint for Cybersecurity and Privacy Education Workshop, the first of a series of workshops hosted by the Georgia Cybersecurity and Privacy Roadmap Taskforce (GCRT). 

The Georgia Cybersecurity and Privacy Roadmap Taskforce (GCRT) is a statewide initiative to address Georgia’s challenge to produce enough qualified cyber-science and privacy professionals to fill the growing number of critical cybersecurity jobs within the state and close the workforce gap. The GCRT was set up to create and execute a strategic action plan that can inform and be implemented collaboratively across public and private education systems, including K-12, technical colleges, and university programs.

Building a Strategic Blueprint for Cybersecurity and Privacy Education Workshop


Date: Wednesday, March 17, 2021

Time: 3 – 4:30 p.m.

VIDEO RECORDING

Hosted by:
Richard DeMillo, Chair, Georgia Cybersecurity and Privacy Roadmap Taskforce (GCRT)Professor and Interim Chair, School of Cybersecurity and Privacy, Georgia Institute of Technology

Distinguished guests are from K-12 STEM, the University System of Georgia, Georgia DoE, and Technical College System of Georgia. 

PROGRAM

Panelists will present:

  • Assets and tools effective in knowledge development
  • Overview of the current footprint in cybersecurity and privacy
  • Building blocks required to scale programs across education and training
  • Sample models / programs and barriers for success

PANELISTS

K-12
Caitlin Dooley, Deputy Superintendent, Georgia Department of Education
Bryan Cox, Computer Science Specialist, Georgia Department of Education
John Pritchett, Research, Technology and Innovation Specialist, Career, Technical and Agricultural Education (CTAE), Georgia Department of Education            

Higher Education
Stuart Rayfield, Vice Chancellor for Leadership and Institutional Development, University System of Georgia
Art Recesso, Chief Innovation Officer, University System of Georgia
Eric Toler, Executive Director, Georgia Cyber Center, Augusta University
Roy George, Chair, Cyber-Physical Sytems, Clark Atlanta University

Technical College System
Roy Perren, Deputy Commissioner for Technical Education, Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG)

Professional Education
Mustaque Ahamad, Professor, Faculty Research Director, School of Computer Science; School of Cybersecurity and Privacy; Georgia Institute of Technology


The workshop offers the education and cybersecurity community a chance to collaborate and share perspectives on development and scaling education programs to meet the growing demand for cybersecurity talent. This event will help the community gain a better understand areas of our education system in Georgia that impact GCRT’s recommendations for scaling Cybersecurity and Privacy Education across the state. 

We look forward to your attendance and participation.

Register today

Georgia Cybersecurity and Privacy Roadmap Taskforce:

Sponsors
Raheem Beyah – Professor and Dean, College of Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology

Charles Isbell – Professor and Dean, College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology

Chair
Richard DeMillo – Professor and Interim Chair, School of Cybersecurity and Privacy, Georgia Institute of Technology

Members
Alexander Schwarzmann –  Dean of the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences, University of Augusta

Eric Toler – Executive Director, Georgia Cyber Center

Stuart Rayfield – Vice Chancellor for Leadership and Institutional Development, University System of Georgia

Art Recesso – Chief Innovation Officer, University System of Georgia

Greg King – Associate Vice President for Economic Development, Georgia Institute of Technology

Steven Weldon – Director Cyber Institute at Augusta University School of Computer and Cyber Sciences

Gloria Griessman – Director of Industry Engagement and Programs, School of Cybersecurity and Privacy, Georgia Institute of Technology