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Careers in cybersecurity

CyberPatriot teams formed in Compton to expand Black students' access to cybersecurity training.
The article argues there are many open cybersecurity jobs and low unemployment in the field.
CyberPatriot focuses on defensive security and teaching students to harden systems.
Educators say early exposure helps Black students pursue IT careers despite underrepresentation.
Participants can enter cybersecurity via self-study, bootcamps, or certifications, not only college degrees.
CyberPatriot competitions inspire K-12 students toward cybersecurity and STEM.
The program demonstrates real career pathways, including internships at Boeing for a high school student.
The effort seeks to diversify the tech workforce by increasing access for African American students.
Educators emphasize the low unemployment in cybersecurity and high salaries as incentives.
The article notes that many students enter cybersecurity with high school training before college.

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