Capitology Blog

On Saturday (May 12), newly-graduating students of Capitol Technology University will walk across the stage to receive their diplomas, in formal recognition of their hard work and achievements.

A self-described “encryption nut,” Dr. Chanel Suggs has tapped her lifelong fascination with codes and cryptography to build a successful career as a security analyst.

There are government jobs and industry jobs, and there’s contracting too. With so many career options, where should you go after you earn that cybersecurity degree?

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First, one U.S. company decides to skip FCC licensing and puts up four rogue satellites.

For most students, taking a final exam means poring over a test – solving problems, answering questions, and doing your best to summon forth the knowledge you obtained during the semester.

As commencement approaches, many graduating students are already well into the job search, hoping to land a position at a top company in their field.

The demand for privacy is at an all-time high. Worldwide, web search traffic suggests that people are more interested in privacy today than they were ten years ago.

Marianne Meins, vice president for critical infrastructure strategy at Parsons, will address graduating bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral students as Capitol Technology University

Capitol Technology University’s new president, Dr. Bradford L Sims, is emphasizing the need for “a solid education that enables students of all ages to obtain a great career and take care of themselves and their families.”