The cybersecurity program at UtahValley University will be adding new classes, expanding current ones andcreating more offerings for students over the next few years, thanks to a $3million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor.UVU's program was chosen for thegrant through the Utah Department of Workforce Services, which took applicationsfrom colleges from throughout the state and then made recommendations on whoshould receive the money.
The National Security Agency isbuilding a state-of-the-art facility at Camp Williams, which should becompleted by next September, meaning jobs for those with cybersecurity training willbe plentiful in the coming years.
Keith Mulbery, chairman of the InformationSystems & Technology Department, said UVU's cybersecurity program has manyentry and exit points, making it ideal for those looking to get trainingquickly or to advance in their career field. Daily Herald
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