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Aug 20, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · Wilborn P. Nobles III, The Dallas Morning News

    Texas Cybersecurity, Training Should Evolve With Threats (opens the original)

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    (TNS) — Artificial intelligence is becoming both a weapon and a shield in cybersecurity.Attackers can use it to produce more convincing phishing messages, search for vulnerabilities faster and lower the technical barrier to launching attacks. Defenders can use the same technology to examine networks, automate routine work and identify weaknesses before criminals exploit them.That two-sided transformation is changing what cybersecurity employers expect from workers in North Texas. Related: Here's

  2. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · Wilborn P. Nobles III, The Dallas Morning News

    6 Key Skills for Students Pursuing Cybersecurity Careers (opens the original)

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    (TNS) — Dallas-area employers say breaking into cybersecurity takes more than learning to write code or earning a certification.Across interviews with employers, educators, workforce organizations, trainees and Texas Cyber Command, one message surfaced repeatedly: technical skills alone are no longer enough.As artificial intelligence reshapes the profession and cyber threats become more sophisticated, employers increasingly want workers who can communicate, solve problems and keep learning throu

  3. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · Wilborn P. Nobles III, The Dallas Morning News

    3 Models of Cybersecurity Workforce Prep in North Texas (opens the original)

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    (TNS) — North Texans interested in cybersecurity do not have to follow a single path into the field.A new university degree, an employer-paid training model and a flexible online program are among the options emerging as local employers look for workers who can combine technical knowledge with problem-solving, communication and adaptability.The programs differ in cost, length, and structure. They also target different kinds of learners, from undergraduates seeking a four-year degree to adults tr

  4. Article · Aug 6, 2026 · Wilborn P. Nobles III, The Dallas Morning News

    North Texas Universities, Training Programs Build Cyber Workforce (opens the original)

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    (TNS) — Maturon Miner spends his weekdays in a rented room in Plano, away from the East Texas home he shares with his wife and 5-year-old daughter.Every weekend, he drives back to see them. Then he returns to North Texas for another week of coding, hands-on projects, and cybersecurity training.After about 15 years in the craft beer industry, Miner, 43, decided he needed a career that could offer his family more stability. He enjoyed working in breweries and behind the bar, but the pay was no lon

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