Joby Aviation’s piloted eVTOL transitions mark a milestone in the future of aviation technology. As eVTOLs move closer to commercial deployment, the demand for skilled pilots and aviation professionals is about to take off.

In the largest data breach in history, more than 16 billion login credentials have been leaked online for major platforms across social media, VPNs, and the cloud, demonstrating the need for preventative action by cybersecurity professionals and users alike.

As commercial space and AI-powered technology continue to expand, so does the potential for opportunistic cyberattacks. From satellites and ground stations to data links and control systems, every layer of space-Earth infrastructure faces vulnerability. This convergence of space, cybersecurity, and AI is set to challenge and reshape how we think about national security, critical infrastructure, and global cooperation. 

Six Capitol Technology University astronautical engineering students were selected for a multi-year internship with the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Satellite Operations Facility (NSOF) for the Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS) mission: Edward Zhou, Alexander Simonetti, Nathan Kinsey, Philip Alsop, Owen Coffee, and Carrington Hilliard.

Capitol Tech is going to DEF CON 33! Incoming PhD student Carmela Gonzales will be joining our team at the event, and we invited her to share with us her journey and experiences in pursuing cyber education.

Scammers are exploiting confusion around REAL ID compliance with phishing emails, fake websites, and phone calls. Here’s how cybersecurity experts are fighting back with advanced tools and public awareness to stop identity theft.

Capitol Tech is proud to announce our 2025 return to DEF CON, the world’s largest and most recognized hacker and cybersecurity conference, taking place August 7–10 at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC).

A ten-year study of college students in Maryland, conducted by the MD Longitudinal Data System Center (MLDSC), shows that at every academic level, Capitol Technology University graduates earn higher salaries than students from all other Maryland colleges and universities.