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Commencement 2018: Meins sees robust growth in tech careers

Marianne Meins has welcome news for Capitol Technology University’s Class of 2018: the world wants your skills.

Equifax breach may have unprecedented impact, researcher says

The cybersecurity incident reported by Equifax on Friday (September 7) is likely the highest-impact breach yet recorded, according to a leading researcher in the field.

Cyber Saturdays at Capitol

Demand for cybersecurity expertise is continually on the rise, particularly in the DC metro area.

Meltdown and Spectre: What To Expect

It is not known whether Meltdown and Spectre, the two major security vulnerabilities announced on January 3, have been already exploited by hackers.

ABET highlights Capitol as innovator in engineering education

Engineering programs across the nation are undergoing an “epic revitalization” to keep pace with the rapidly evolving global economy, university accreditor ABET says in

Cybersecurity Education Expert Diana L. Burley to Deliver Keynote Address at Capitol Technology University

With cybersecurity concerns gaining prominence as never before, the need to educate professionals in the field – as well as boost awareness among the general public – is becoming more acute.

IASP, CTSP scholarships help students meet nation’s cyber challenges

“I want to be able to do something and contribute to the defense of our infrastructure,” says Emmanuel Onwulata.

Doctoral Students Connect, Set Goals at August Residency

Capitol Technology University DSc and PhD students were on campus August 18 through 20 to attend the school’s doctoral residency, held three times each year.

New residence hall at Capitol to open in August 2018

Exciting transformations are coming at Capitol Technology University, with construction of a new residence hall scheduled to begin this summer, university administration said on July 17.

Dr. Gwendolyn Boyd to deliver keynote address at Capitol

STEM advocacy will be the focus of a keynote address by Dr. Gwendolyn E. Boyd, to be delivered on August 18 during Capitol Technology University's doctoral residency.