Capitology Blog
Paving Over Paradise
December 31, 1969By Dr. Michael T. Wood, President, Capitol Technology University
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Privacy: The Beginning of the End
December 31, 1969Jason M. Pittman, Sc.D.March 30th, 2018
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Be on the Alert for Holiday Cybercrime, Urges Professor
December 31, 1969It’s that time of year -- holiday season. That also means cybercrime season. Black hat hackers are on the prowl as we approach the busiest shopping season of the year.
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October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month
December 31, 1969Capitol Technology University will be hosting a series of events and activities during October in conjunction with National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM), an initiative designed to
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Capitol offers tuition discount to IWCE members
December 31, 1969Through its partnership with the International Wireless Communications Expo (IWCE), Capitol has been offering cybersecurity training to a wide spectrum of professionals – in fields ranging
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Kilmer: To Ensure Success, Manage Your Time!
December 31, 1969As director of residence life and student services at Capitol, Jason Kilmer is in charge of the residence halls, and also responsible for students living off-campus at The Towers.
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Nayovi Leon: Falcons alum explores new horizons at Capitol
December 31, 1969It’s an inspiring example of vision, determination and eventual triumph over the odds. A team of four undocumented Latino teenagers at a Phoenix-area high school entered an underwater robotics competition and beat the team from MIT.
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Free Webinar: “Cybersecurity is Everyone’s Concern”
December 31, 1969Cybersecurity is no longer a concern only for specialists; as digital networks become increasingly integrated into our lives, it has relevance for anyone who logs on to a computer or uses a mobile phone.
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Meltdown and Spectre: What To Expect
December 31, 1969It is not known whether Meltdown and Spectre, the two major security vulnerabilities announced on January 3, have been already exploited by hackers.
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