Spicing Up Cybersecurity: How LSU’s Internship Program is Stirring a Pot Full of Cyber Talent

Cajun spice and cyber advice: Louisiana State University and Ingalls Information Security are brewing a tasty blend of growing cybersecurity talent in Louisiana. This two-year internship program sees students moonlighting as cyber warriors and the business world is taking notes. Who knew that defending against cyber attacks could be an extracurricular activity?

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Well butter my biscuits and call me cyber-savvy! Louisiana State University (LSU) and Ingalls Information Security are cooking up a spicy gumbo of cyber talent. The pair have teamed up for a two-year internship program to thicken the cybersecurity gravy in the state. With students moonlighting as cybersecurity analysts, these budding keyboard warriors are gaining credit in more than just their university transcripts. Oh, and did we mention this cybersecurity training program is so good, even the business world is taking notes? Talk about setting the bar for "extracurricular activities".

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