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• Cyber Ready Professionals Program Information Sessions

  • When
    May 31, 2026
  • Location
    Registrations accepted until the above date

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  Thank you for your interest in the Cyber Ready Professionals Skills to Succeed Program. To register, click the "Register Button" on the bottom left. During registration, you will be asked to select the session date you wish to attend. WHEN SELECTING A SESSION TIME, ENSURE THAT THE SESSION WILL OCCUR AT LEAST 48 HOURS AFTER YOU REGISTER YOUR SELECTION.

  If you are unable to attend the session at the time you select, you may submit another registration to select a future session to attend. Participants who register and attend late, will not be allowed to enter the session. 

  If you have not submitted an application for the program, please register HERE

  After you have registered, you will be sent an email with the webcast details. If you have questions, contact Dr. David Tobey at dtobey@nationalcyberwatch.org. 

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• Cyber Ready Professionals Program Application

  • When
    June 30, 2026
  • Location
    Registrations accepted until the above date

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  Get a Personal Coach
  Get the Professional Skills you Need to Succeed
  Get Scholarships for Certificate Program and Exam Fees.
  Get the Experience you need to become a Certified Professional
  Get Clients to start your Certified Cybersecurity Preparer (CCP) Practice

  The National CyberWatch Center, Accenture, ISACA, and Microsoft have partnered to bring you the Cyber Ready Professionals Program. Apply here and schedule your information session to learn about the program benefits, and the progressive training and coaching process to jumpstart your cybersecurity career.

  To attend a Cyber Ready Professionals information session, click HERE. 

  YOU MUST REGISTER WITH A *.EDU EMAIL ADDRESS TO BE ELIGIBLE.

  
  

  Sign up for FREE NCSA Participant membership HERE

  
  

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• Call for Session Ideas: Cybersecurity Capabilities and Careers Summit (3CS)

  • When
    June 30, 2026
  • Location
    Registrations accepted until the above date

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  Call For Session Ideas

  Cybersecurity Capabilities and Careers Symposia (3CS) sessions explore or document innovative ideas, evidence-based practices, and demonstration of techniques and technologies for raising the capability maturity of the cybersecurity workforce. Proposers of sessions for 3CS are encouraged to submit a brief statement describing their session idea. Student proposals are warmly welcomed!

  When you register, you will be asked to select a date to attend a Proposal Development Workshop. During this workshop and the following panel review and mentoring program, you will receive guidance and assistance in developing your proposal for the conference to meet the requirements for leading your session at an upcoming 3CS event. 

  There are three types of 3CS Sessions. When registering your idea, please indicate which type of session you have in mind, though the session type may change when you meet with your proposal development mentoring team.

  • Dialogue sessions:  A dialogue session is an exchange of ideas between experts and stakeholders, facilitated by the session moderator, highlighting different points of view, experiences, and expertise on a problem or area related to cybersecurity practices, including designing, developing, evaluating, learning, teaching, or performing cybersecurity roles and functions. Dialogue proposals should specify a problem limiting the development of cybersecurity capability maturity that is not well understood or addressed. The proposal should also include 3-5 thought-provoking, open-ended questions that will gather insights and experiences from session attendees about the factors that are the likely and substantive causes of this problem as well as potential interventions that can impact the influence of causal factors to bring about a desired change in the problem. The goal of a Dialogue is to discover common themes and ideas for a future systematic study. 
  • Evidence-Based Practice Sessions: Methods or interventions that data shows to be effective or ineffective in achieving a specific outcome. Proposals should specify how the method or intervention has impacted individual competence development or organizational effectiveness, preferably referencing the population studied and the correlation or effect size of the intervention factors on the level or degree of a desirable outcome or outcomes. Methods or interventions can be protocols or procedures for professional practice or curriculum or instructional designs for use by educators or trainers. 
  • Demonstrations: Technical demonstrations that showcase the capabilities and features of the technology or technique for raising cybersecurity capability maturity, preferably including a hands-on experience for the audience. Breakouts based on the proposed session type

  REGISTER NOW to submit your session idea!

  
  

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• SP26: Student Chapter Semester Updates

  • When
    August 01, 2027
  • Location
    Registrations accepted until the above date

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  The purpose of this form is to provide a student chapter semester update for the National Cybersecurity Student Association. If you have any questions, contact Gus Hinojosa Jr. at ghinojosa@nationalcyberwatch.org.  

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