Evolve Your Cyber Program

Explore our collection of resources, aimed towards helping institutions promote cybersecurity education and enhance their programs.

Explore our initiatives to see how the CAE Community is committed to producing a skilled cybersecurity workforce!

CLARK offers free cybersecurity curriculum in the form of videos, labs, and slides that are reusable and modifiable.

Cybersecurity Literate Artificially Intelligent Resource

CLAIR stands for Cybersecurity Literate Artificially Intelligent Resource and is being developed as a companion AI to the CLARK system. It is currently in the early stages of development so stay tuned for more information!

The INSuRE program is a collaborative initiative involving government agencies, national labs, FFRDCs, and CAE institutions to offer students hands-on experience in applied cybersecurity research, enhancing their skills and workforce readiness. Students are given access to real-world problem-solving opportunities and agencies and labs are provided cyber talent.

Become a Gen Cyber Host! The GenCyber program works to increase interest in cybersecurity careers and diversity in the cybersecurity workforce, help all students understand correct and safe online behavior, and improve teaching methods for delivery of cybersecurity content to K-12 students through free summer camp experiences. This program provides cybersecurity summer camp experiences for students and teachers at no charge.

The CPNC builds on prior grant results and identifies new NCAE-C efforts to foster the development of college students with the knowledge, skills, and competencies required for government and industry employment.

The NICE Challenge project offers immersive cybersecurity challenges set in virtual business environments. Each NICE Challenge provides students with realistic experiences and real-world scenarios that align with industry standards, helping them prepare for future careers in cybersecurity.

The CyberCorps® Scholarship for Service (SFS) offers cybersecurity scholarships for up to three years of undergraduate and graduate education through participating universities. Post-graduation, recipients commit to working in a cybersecurity position for the U.S. Government, matching the scholarship duration.