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International Cybersecurity Education Collaborative (ICEC)

The International Cybersecurity Education Collaborative (ICEC) is based on a collaborative network established between UK and US cyber security educators, in partnership with the US Federally funded, National Cybersecurity Training  and Education Center (NCyTE). This exciting programme aims to build further collaboration with like-minded countries. 

ICEC Special Interest Groups 

Our international Special Interest Group (SIG) aim to serve as a nexus where academia and industry converge. They provide opportunities for shared innovation, knowledge exchange, practice exchange, and transformative collaboration across practitioners in different countries. We currently have three SIGs. Click below for more information on each. 

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The Diversity SIG

explores issues related to diversity in cyber education, shaped by a wide range of factors.  It works on the principle that a diverse student body supports a diverse workforce. Moreover, when diversity is considered in recruitment, learning and development, everyone benefits.

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The Industry SIG

explores issues related to relationships between industry, education providers and academia. This includes course design for industry and student needs, accreditation, certification, horizon scanning, and experience building. 

 

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The  Innovation SIG

explores issues development in technology enabled teaching and learning management and practice.  It is particularly interested in approaches that improve the student experience and enhance the realism of cybersecurity practice.

 

ICEC Leadership and Governance 

CSE Connect provides a secretariat for ICEC’s leadership which comprises co-chairs currently from the US and UK.  They are Dr Costis Toregas at The George Washington University and international POC for the federally funded National Cybersecurity Training and Education Center, and Nigel Jones at CSE Connect.

ICEC operates an informal network of collaborators on the basis of the country in which they practice.  We aim to identify individuals who wish to take a leadership or administrative role with ICEC in terms of being a POC for arranging local events and international outreach, or championing a particular theme in a SIG or other activity. 

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