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Welcome to NextGen Cyber, the monthly podcast from the U.S. Cyber Range at Virginia Tech. Join us as we explore essential skills, innovative training, and industry insights with leaders, educators, and students. We cover everything from hands-on learning and certification pathways to mentorship and career development. Whether you’re a student, a career changer, or an experienced professional looking to guide new talent, NextGen Cyber is a resource for navigating the evolving field of cybersecurity.
Unknown Host hosts NextGen Cyber: The future of cybersecurity, a education show with 15 episodes published.
What does it take to succeed in a Capture the Flag competition? In this episode, we go inside the world of CTFs from both the competitor and challenge designer perspective. From strategy and team dynamics to challenge de
We're joined by Dane Brown, an AP Cybersecurity Reader and cybersecurity professor at the United States Naval Academy, and Andy Tucker of the College Board’s Advanced Placement Program to discuss the development of AP Cy
In this episode, we talk about how people actually build cyber readiness through practice, repetition, and learning in environments where it is okay to try, fail, and try again. The conversation focuses on what helps lea
Shannon Beck talks with teacher Kristi Rice and student Jake Goodwin about what internet safety looks like in schools today, how students navigate digital life, and how these early lessons connect to cybersecurity awaren
As election season approaches, how do cybersecurity experts help safeguard one of democracy’s most essential processes: voting? In this episode of NextGen Cyber, host Shannon Beck, Director of the U.S. Cyber Range and Vi
What really makes a cybersecurity graduate stand out? Prescient CEO Jack McKenna says it’s less about checking every technical box and more about curiosity, communication, and being the kind of colleague others want to w
A cyber range is only as good as the curriculum behind it. Dr. Joe Adams explains why content, not just technology, determines success, how hands-on labs turn theory into practical skills, and why building your own range
Jeff Johnston, Program Director and Instructor at North Georgia Technical College, joins the podcast to share how he launched a brand-new cybersecurity program in the North Georgia mountains. Hear how the U.S. Cyber Rang
Virginia Tech’s Randy Marchany reflects on 50 years in tech, from Unix sysadmin days to shaping the U.S. Cyber Range. Hear how a hacker incident launched his cybersecurity journey, why hands-on learning matters more than
Discover how hands-on cybersecurity education is shaping the next generation of cyber professionals. In this episode of NextGen Cyber, University of Virginia student Bogdan Antonenko shares how using the Cyber Range has
How do you scale cybersecurity education across an entire state? In this episode of Next Gen Cyber: The Future of Cybersecurity, host Becky Freemal sits down with Jack Seuss (VP of IT & CIO, UMBC) and Laura Mateczun (Dir
Jim Tippey, Department Chair of IT and Cybersecurity for Excelsior University joins us to discuss how hands-on learning, flexible education, and ethical considerations are shaping the future of cybersecurity. Discover ho
Join us as we dive into the inspiring story behind the U.S. Cyber Range with David Raymond, Associate VP for Security and Identity at Virginia Tech. Learn how this groundbreaking platform is transforming cybersecurity ed
On this episode of NextGen Cyber, we welcome Angela Orebaugh, Assistant Professor at the University of Virginia, to discuss the Virginia Cyber Navigator Internship Program and the impact of hands-on cybersecurity educati
In this episode of the "NextGen Cyber" podcast, we sit down with Pat McShea, Program Manager for Cyber Mission Operations at CACI. Pat shares his insights on the evolving cybersecurity landscape and emphasizes the critic
Joe Adams
Borough Councilman · Penndel Borough Council
1 appearance on this show
Jeff Johnston
Program Director and Instructor · North Georgia Technical College
1 appearance on this show
David Raymond
Associate VP for Security and Identity · Virginia Tech
1 appearance on this show
Andy Tucker
College Board
1 appearance on this show
Dane Brown
United States Naval Academy
1 appearance on this show
Jessica Gulick
U.S. Cyber Games
1 appearance on this show
Jeremy Epstein
Georgia Tech Research Institute
1 appearance on this show
Jack McKenna
Prescient
1 appearance on this show
Bogdan Antonenko
University of Virginia
1 appearance on this show
Jim Tippey
Excelsior University
1 appearance on this show
Angela Orebaugh
University of Virginia
1 appearance on this show
Pat McShea
CACI
1 appearance on this show
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