Prior to beginning his doctoral degree at Capitol, consultant and IT professional Chuck Easttom had already made significant contributions to the fields of cybersecurity and computer science.

The word “analytics” is trending these days. More and more businesses are looking for employees with data analytics know-how and experience to help them sort through all of their collective data, or big data. And that makes sense.

The popularity of artificial intelligence has grown to epic proportions. In recent years, we have witnessed the rise of advanced consumer-focused AI through products such as Alexa, Siri, and Telsa autopilot. Businesses, too, have embraced AI.

Capitol Technology University may be a STEM-focused school, but that doesn’t mean artistic talent is in short supply.

Imagine being able to operate your computer without needing a mouse or a keyboard, by controlling it directly with your brain.

With cyberattacks increasing in volume and sophistication, interest in the use of cyber analytics tools in order to predict future breaches and attacks is on the rise.

Since the start of the new millennium, dozens of high-impact cybersecurity incidents have been reported – with multiple major data breaches occurring in any given year.