Recently, the FBI and EPA warned of malicious actors targeting U.S. water and wastewater systems, highlighting vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure and the growing need for cybersecurity professionals.

Capitol Tech adjunct faculty Dr. Ron Martin, Dr. Jayne Suess, and Dr. Chris Willman lead the development of an international IEEE approved standard for Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA).

Capitol Tech is proud to announce a new partnership with Talon Defense to expand opportunities for students and advance collaborative research in AI and cybersecurity.

The first Mach 5 flight changed aviation history. Today, advances in propulsion, materials, and autonomous systems are accelerating the demand for hypersonic flight and the next generation of aerospace engineers.

Capitol Technology University welcomed U.S. Senator Angela Alsobrooks as a keynote speaker during the Maryland Blockchain Association’s International Blockchain Bootcamp and Workforce Expo on campus.

The global AI chip shortage is driving up technology costs, reshaping industries, and increasing demand for a new generation of engineers with expertise in AI hardware and semiconductor design.

Healthcare is under increasing cyber threat. The proposed updates to HIPAA Security Rule reflect how much the cybersecurity has changed. Learn how some of these new requirements are increasing demand for cybersecurity professionals.

As changing hiring trends widen the skills gap debate, experts are questioning this narrative as students prove their value through hands-on experience, adaptability, and innovation in an evolving career landscape.