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Alumni Interview: Cj Giovingo – Part 2
June 24, 2021During the month of June, Capitol Tech is celebrating Pride by sharing numerous blogs that highlight influential LGBTQ+ figures in the STEM industry.
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International Women in Engineering Day
June 23, 2021June 23 is International Women in Engineering Day.
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New to Capitol: M.Res. in Cyberpsychology
June 22, 2021At Capitol Technology University, we are delighted to share that in Fall 2021 we will be offering a Master’s of Research degree in Cyberpsycholo
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Data Analytics Careers: An Inside Look
June 21, 2021Capitology Blog sat down with two data analytics professionals – one at the start of her career, and the other in the management – to learn about what it’s like to work in the industry.
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Current Issues in Construction Site Safety
June 21, 2021The importance of safety in construction site management cannot be underestimated. Capitol Tech is educating its construction management students on how to address the risks on worksites and how to make the industry safer overall.
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Executive Order (EO) on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity: The cybersecurity path forward.
June 18, 2021Alumni Interview: Cj Giovingo – Part 1
June 17, 2021During the month of June, Capitol Tech is celebrating Pride by sharing numerous blogs that highlight influential LGBTQ+ figures in the STEM industry.
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New to Capitol Tech: MS in Counterterrorism
June 15, 2021At Capitol Technology University, we are delighted to share that beginning in Fall 2021 we will offer a Master of Science (MS) degree in Counterterrorism.
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Healthcare Industry Using Data Analytics, Machine Learning, AI Innovations to Fight Fraud, Predict Outcomes
June 14, 2021Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services utilize predictive data analytics, machine learning and innovative AI tools as cybersecurity measures to mitigate fraud and predict health outcomes while ensuring no tax dollars are wasted.
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The Looming Threat of Ransomware Attacks
June 8, 2021In mid-May 2021, the CEO of Colonial Pipeline, a major gas pipeline that services much of the Eastern Coast of the U.S., admitted that his company paid hackers an estimated $4.5 million in ransom in return for releasing their compute
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