We know that there is no single program that will solve this problem overnight, but if we build cybersecurity education into our K-12 curriculum, expand opportunities for cybersecurity training--whether in the form of certifications, apprenticeships, or degrees--and increase outreach to women and people of color, we should be able to make real progress.
Garbarino outlines a multi-faceted approach to improve cybersecurity education and workforce diversity.
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