W.Va. Book Festival Announces Featured Authors For 2024
West Virginia’s annual book festival celebrating national and regional authors will come to the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center this October.
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Marshall University Breaks Ground On New Cybersecurity Center
Marshall University broke ground on a new home for its cybersecurity institute Friday. The new building on campus is backed by a $45 million investment from the state.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsWater, Sewer Providers Must Assess Security Risks As Cyberattacks Rise
The Public Service Commission of West Virginia is requiring all water and sewer providers in the state to complete cybersecurity assessments, following an uptick in cyberattacks nationally.
Continue Reading Take Me to More News'WVU Day' At Capitol Focuses On Workforce Development
Tuesday was WVU Day at the Capitol, and the growing public, private and academic partnership in workforce development was the leading theme on display.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsMaking Air Traffic Reliable And More Secure Subject Of Shepherd University Research
At Shepherd University we've built our own traffic control system, and we are using that to see how we can apply artificial intelligence to make the airspace more manageable by the air traffic controllers. We help with things like we help with traffic congestion prediction, traffic optimization, and also handling a lot of drone traffic, or unmanned aerial vehicles.
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MU Cybersecurity Program Ranks Second In U.S.
According to a Fortune Magazine ranking, one of the best places in the country to earn an online Master’s Degree in Cybersecurity is from Marshall University.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsCybersecurity Workforce Training Planned At Glenville State University
The program’s aim is to create a sustainable economic future for West Virginia’s coal-impacted north central region. Anyone living in north central West Virginia in counties defined as “distressed” or “at-risk” can receive free training and certification in cybersecurity-related fields.
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