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COMMUNITY COLLEGE CYBER SUMMIT (3CS)
The role of community colleges in preparing students for cybersecurity jobs is changing. We must focus anew on workforce development. We must learn to detect and respond to new tactics, techniques, and procedures. We need evidence-based measures of program effectiveness. We must continue to innovate.
#3CS2022
Who is involved in leading and participating in 3CS:
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Employers and Hiring Managers who need to recruit, hire, develop, and retain a skilled cybersecurity workforce
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Educators from K12 Schools, Community Colleges, 4-year schools
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Students looking to jump start their careers
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Providers of training content and learning environments
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Suppliers of industry-recognized certifications in cybersecurity
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Managers of workforce development programs
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Organizers of community economic development initiatives
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Developers of innovative products and services that enable developing a skilled workforce
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Policymakers from local, state, federal, and international government agencies
Be Part of 3CS Leadership
As a guiding principle, we believe that the leadership of 3CS as a critical national resource demands the involvement of a diverse set of stakeholder groups, including educators, students, administrators, employers, policy-makers, and vendors, especially those from underrepresented populations. We are drafting new operating charters that will limit the number of committees led by a single institution or stakeholder group. This strategic shift will make the conference leadership more inclusive by encouraging and embracing contributions from any and every cybersecurity education community member who wants to have a voice.
Committees include: Career Exploration Event, Finance, Marketing, Program, Sponsors, Steering, Tactical, Venue, and Volunteer
2022 3CS Sponsors
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2022 3CS Federal Partners
