October 26, 2021 at 1:30pm-3:00pm ET
Federal agencies can use apprenticeship as part of their overall human resources strategy to build a custom pipeline of highly-skilled talent. There are over 150 apprenticeship programs across the federal government that enroll nearly 1,500 apprentices spanning healthcare, financial services, transportation, and skilled trades occupations, yet thus far no programs for cybersecurity work roles. Why is now the time to experiment with cybersecurity apprenticeships? What would it take to build a such a program? What are the barriers to overcome? How can we make progress as a community? These questions, and more, will be addressed by an expert panel with diverse insights and perspectives.
Marian Merritt National Initiative of Cybersecurity Education
(Host)
Dr. Costis Toregas
Cyber Security and Privacy Research Institute at The George Washington University
Lisa Easterly
Cyber Center of Excellence
Joseph Jenkins, Jr.
Office of Apprenticeship Department of Labor
Interested in additional Federal Cybersecurity Workforce topics? Visit our webpage to explore recorded sessions from the Federal Cybersecurity Workforce Summit and Webinar Series and learn about upcoming events.
This event is hosted by the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) in partnership with the Office of Personnel Management.