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As health data becomes more vulnerable to hackers, the demand for cybersecurity professionals in healthcare grows. They must know how to mitigate healthcare cyber attacks to protect not only patient data, but their health too.

The United States Marine Corps has taken a step toward future readiness by launching its own software factory.

Women drive consumer spending and yet make up only 35% of product management positions. More women in product management would improve representation and bring a unique perspective to cross-functional teams' product solutions.

TikTok is the fourth most popular social media platform globally, and on the surface it can seem generally harmless. However, the app is owned by Chinese tech giant ByteDance, raising significant alarms for its cybersecurity, privacy, and social risks that have led lawmakers, organizations, and parents to scrutinize the app and its parent company. 

Blockchain technology was first introduced in 2008 as the backbone of the Bitcoin cryptocurrency network. Since then, it has been used in a wide range of industries due to its efficiency, transparency, and security. However, like all technologies, blockchain is also at risk from malicious actors, creating the need for professionals who can protect the critical assets transferred and stored on this emerging technology. 

The greatest invention of all time has been hotly debated for decades, but the impact of STEM innovations on our daily lives is undeniable. The top STEM advancements throughout the last century have made the impossible possible.

With over 10,000 stores and 2.2 million employees across 24 countries, Walmart is looking to leverage new frontiers in an automated supply chain to reduce costs, fulfill orders more efficiently, and improve the customer experience. 

Businesses are now taking ESG considerations into account, including the application of cybersecurity to ESG. To ensure their companies' cyber resilience, they are also assessing how ESG, cybersecurity and risk management overlap.

Capitol Technology University has experienced a remarkable surge in growth and development under the capable leadership of President Bradford Sims. With a rich background in the construction industry and advanced degrees in construction science and management, Dr. Sims has brought a unique combination of practical experience and academic prowess to the institution. This perfect blend has generated immense benefits for both students and construction employers who are looking to partner with Capitol Technology University. 

As the demands from aerospace and defense industry buyers are growing, the demand for product managers in aerospace and defense companies is increasing simultaneously, especially for those that can tackle the rising challenges.