Published 04-11-23 Submitted by Southern CompanyOriginally published by Southern CompanyDuring a recent roundtable discussion at the White House on the state of cybersecurity in the Black community, Curley Henry, Southern Company's vice president and deputy chief information security officer, was among the distinguished Black cybersecurity leaders invited to participate. “The invitation to participate in this roundtable was quite an honor,” Henry said. Additionally, approximately $90 million in funding to support cybersecurity and other critical industry-related apprenticeships for underrepresented groups was also announced. “The open dialogue between peers across multiple sectors resonated that there is concern around this topic,” Henry said. “With support of this administration, I am hopeful that progress will be made.”Find out more about the roundtable.

Source: Forbes April 12, 2023 01:59 UTC