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Cybersecurity employers are abandoning degree requirements in favor of aptitude and durable skills. Industry experts report hiring police officers, DJs, and others with transferable experience as deepfakes complicate recruitment.
The cybersecurity workforce is undergoing a fundamental transformation as employers move beyond traditional degree requirements toward valuing durable skills and diverse experiences, according to reports from The Cyber Guild’s Uniting Women in Cyber conference. With global computer security facing millions of professional shortages, industry leaders indicate the future workforce will be built on resilience, curiosity, and adaptable capabilities rather than formal credentials.
High school STEM education is undergoing a significant transformation as artificial intelligence changes career prospects. Educators report students are shifting from computer science to statistics and data analysis courses, viewing these as more future-proof skills.
High school STEM programs across the United States are undergoing a fundamental transformation as artificial intelligence reshapes the technology landscape, according to education reports. Where computer science once dominated college-bound students’ aspirations, there’s now a marked shift toward statistics and data analysis courses as AI capabilities advance.
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The University of Virginia has become the fifth prestigious institution to reject the White House’s compact offering preferential funding treatment. University leadership expressed concerns that the arrangement would undermine merit-based research assessment and create an illegal two-tiered funding system.
The University of Virginia has declined to participate in the White House’s proposed funding compact, according to reports, marking the fifth major university rejection in recent days. Sources indicate the institution joins MIT, Brown University, University of Pennsylvania, and University of Southern California in refusing the arrangement that would provide preferential funding treatment in exchange for meeting specific administration requirements.
