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Great Falls College-MSU cybersecurity students get real-world experience

Great Falls College-MSU cybersecurity students get real-world experience GREAT FALLS COLLEGE-MSU and last updated 2021-03-11 13:16:49-05 GREAT FALLS — At Great Falls College-MSU, two cybersecurity students are getting valuable hands-on experience with an internship program that’s the first of its kind in Montana. The internship program is with the Montana Department of Administration. Through the program, the students learn how to protect sensitive information for the state and eliminate virtual threats to the department. “They’re really seeing what the reality of organizations and the day-to-day work is,” said Computer Technology Program director Steve Robinett. That’s something we can talk about in a classroom and we can simulate some of that, but there’s no substitute for that kind of practical experience so as I’m fond of saying, we struck gold on this as an opportunity.”

USAFE completes CJADC2 demonstration > Air Mobility Command > Article Display

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U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa, in conjunction with the Department of the Air Force’s Chief Architect’s Office, conducted a Combined, Joint All-Domain Command and Control demonstration in international waters and airspace in and around the,

New Senate Defense Appropriations chairman talks nuclear modernization, defense cuts and earmarks

New Senate defense appropriations chairman talks nuclear modernization, defense cuts and earmarks March 1 Defense News spoke with Sen. Jon Tester about his priorities as the chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee s defense subpanel. (Sarah Silbiger/Getty Images) WASHINGTON ― If progressives aim to cut the U.S. Defense Department’s top-line budget or the ground-based leg of the nuclear triad, they’re likely see pushback from a fellow Democrat: the incoming chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee’s defense subpanel, Sen. Jon Tester. In an interview with Defense News on Monday, the Montana lawmaker said he’s open to targeted, not across-the-board cuts, and he reiterated his support for modernizing intercontinental ballistic missiles, which are partially based at his state’s Malmstrom Air Force Base ― and support for the “incredible deterrent” that ICBMs provide.

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