Dvidshub Massachusetts Guardsman Develops Portable Cyber Training Platform
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Senior Master Sgt. Taylor Gow of the Massachusetts National Guard created the Agile Cyber Training Environment (ACTE), a portable cyber training and development platform. This innovative solution allows Airmen to conduct realistic, hands-on training anywhere without the need for expensive lab setups, fitting conveniently in a backpack and set up in under a minute.
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2026-02-26
ACTE announced as a portable cyber training solution
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