Simulated Cyberattack Highlights National Security at CyberBay Conference
Over 1,000 attendees gathered at the inaugural CyberBay conference to explore Tampa Bay's emergence as a national hub for cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and national security.
The event aimed to address the shortage of cybersecurity jobs, with the FBI estimating 700,000 unfilled positions nationwide, leaving companies and agencies vulnerable to attack.
The FBI estimates there are 700,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs nationwide – a shortage that leaves both private companies and public agencies vulnerable to attack.
- Performers used dance and motion to simulate a cyberattack, dressed in LED-lit costumes as white-hat and black-hat hackers.
- Laser beams illustrated the invisible world of digital infrastructure, making the risk more visual.
Author's summary: CyberBay conference highlights national security risks.
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