Legacy systems remain essential across industries, but aging technology can create cybersecurity risks and maintenance challenges, highlighting the need for engineers who can modernize and secure critical infrastructure.

The growing skilled trades shortage is reshaping construction and skilled trade careers, driving up costs and project delays while increasing demand and new opportunities for talented professionals.

Welcome to our new and returning students! We’re excited for the energy, ideas, and opportunities that come with the start of each new semester. Here’s to a great year at Capitol Tech!

A recent comparison between the AI boom and Enron points to a broader lesson: technological innovation and financial success are not guaranteed without strong governance and ethical practices.

Capitol Technology welcomes the Prince George’s County Maryland Government Office of Information Technology (OIT), in partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS), to host a cyber hackathon on Friday, September 18 on campus.

Discover why the construction industry is increasingly targeted by cyberattacks and how cybersecurity education can prepare the next generation of construction cybersecurity professionals to protect projects, data and operations.

Scientists captured rare real-time data from a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket section crashing into the Moon, offering new insights into lunar impacts and future exploration.

Organizations are moving beyond AI experimentation, developing technical documents and AI manifestos that define how AI should be used, why it matters, and where the boundaries lie.