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- E3C
- Teach Cyber Email Harvesting Lab,
- ARC assessment item bank for you
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Additionally, the NCF #CyberChats are back, be sure to tune in!
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Early College Credit in Cybersecurity
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Early College Credit in Cybersecurity is a topic at the forefront of cybersecurity. On September 4, 2024, the White House Office of the National Cyber Director (ONCD) explained, “It is crucial that we have a strong cyber workforce to address these threats and strengthen our resistance to them.” One way to build our cybersecurity workforce is to offer high school students’ opportunities to learn cybersecurity in a safe, hands-on environment while helping them traverse the bridge from high school to higher education.
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Early College Credit is important because:
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- It provides students with opportunities to get a jump start.
- It builds the pipelines for all students from high school to college and/or career.
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To learn more about early college credit in CYBERSECURITY:
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https://teachcyber.org/e3c/#
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2. Tune in to the Dark Enterprises Inc. presentation at the NICE K-12 Conference in December. In this session, we will:
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- discuss the goals of early college credit in cybersecurity,
- outline who the stakeholders are,
- examine what E3C currently looks like in the US
- discuss challenges facing the development of an E3C program and recommendations for a strategic effort to move E3C forward!
We hope you will join us!
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Teach Cyber Lab Update- Email Harvesting Lab
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The Metasploit email harvesting lab has been updated to use a newer program called "Emailharvester". The syntax in the lab is almost identical to its original, "theHarvester" however it is less involved than using msfconsole. We hope you download and use the updated version of the Email Harvesting lab in your course this school year! You can check it out on our Lessons and Labs page at teachcyber.org.
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ARC-Assessment Resources for Cybersecurity - AVAILABLE
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In AY 2024-25, we will publish an assessment guide and assessment items for three areas: Ubiquitous Connectivity (Network Security), Data Security, and Adversarial Thinking.
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We are pleased to let you know that Ubiquitous Connectivity is now available for your use. Download it here.
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- outlines the domain
- includes learning outcomes, focal knowledge statements, and assessment prompts
- can be used by educators and educational researchers to develop valid assessment items.
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- The itembank is restricted to Teach Cyber subscribers.
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National Cryptologic Foundation #CyberChats
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NCF would like to welcome you back to school! #CyberChats is back with Season 3, packed with exciting new resources for both teachers and students. This season, #CyberChats is delving deeper into the latest threats and the cutting-edge technologies shaping the future of cybersecurity. Tune in and equip yourself with the essential tools to safeguard your digital life! Streaming now on all major podcast platforms!
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