Forbes October 21, 2024
Tony Bradley

As industries across the board face a growing demand for cybersecurity professionals, the glaring talent gap in this field remains a critical issue. But it’s not just about the sheer number of available jobs; it’s also about the lack of diversity in the cybersecurity workforce. Today, the partnership between AWS and the NFL is a shining example of how two industry giants are stepping in to address this challenge by empowering underrepresented students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities to step into tech leadership roles.

This collaboration merges AWS’s leadership in cloud technology and the NFL’s commitment to community outreach, particularly for minority students. Their joint program provides mentorship, educational resources, and career pathways in cybersecurity, offering students the skills...

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