Mississippi Cyber and Technology Center Topping Out Ceremony Held
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- •The Mississippi Cyber and Technology Center will enhance cybersecurity training and research.
- •The facility is a $50 million investment in state cybersecurity infrastructure.
- •The 'Topping Out' event signifies the completion of the building's structure.
On April 2, 2026, the final steel beam was raised during the 'Topping Out' event for the Mississippi Cyber and Technology Center at Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi. This 100,000-square-foot facility is a collaboration between Mississippi State University and Keesler Air Force Base, serving as the headquarters for the Mississippi Cyber initiative. The center aims to provide training, research, and secure office space for cybersecurity efforts. The construction of the $50 million building marks a significant investment in the state's cybersecurity infrastructure. Local officials, military personnel, and university representatives attended the ceremony, highlighting the importance of this initiative for enhancing cybersecurity capabilities in Mississippi.
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