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Do you have these traits? If so, a degree in National Security may be just right for you! - Curiosity, Creativity, Dependability, Detail Oriented, Disciplined, Ethical, Good listener and communicator, Leadership, Organized, Responsible

National Security careers are no longer only government jobs; they are available in almost every industry in both the private and public sectors. Many National Security job positions are being newly defined, created and implemented to meet corporate needs.

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Future Cyber Workforce Strengthened Through National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition

Deloitte is seeking the best and the brightest technology students from universities and colleges across the United States for the sixth annual National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (NCCDC). Deloitte is the national sponsor for the contest, which was founded in 2005 by The University of Texas at San Antonio Center for Infrastructure Assurance and Security and challenges collegiate teams to demonstrate their ability to develop systems for defeating cyber threats. The Cyber Defense Competition is the nation's largest collegiate cyber tournament.

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  • "Be faithful in small things because it is in them that your strength lies."

    Mother Teresa
    Humanitarian

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  • oppugn

    oppugn ("uh-PYOON") v. origin: from the "oppugnare", meaning "to attack". 1. To oppose, contradict, or call into question. "But as my hope is good, so shall my prayer be, that so you may be strengthened, that the world and Satan himself may understand and perceive that God fights your battle. For you remember, sisters... I admonished you that Satan could not long sleep when his kingdom was oppugned..." --John Knox, "Notable and Comfortable Exposition up More