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Professor Ray and CMLAW Cyber Center Participate in Cybersecurity Career Awareness Week

The Center for Cybersecurity & Privacy Protection and the online MLS in Cybersecurity & Data Privacy were invited to participate in the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education’s Cybersecurity Career Awareness Week (opens in new window), October 18-23. Professor Brian Ray will lead a discussion of legal-related cybersecurity and privacy careers (opens in new window) on October 19 with Center Advisory Board Members and online MLS faculty members Kirk Herath and Spence Witten.

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