Eejournal N.C. Interns Assist in Identifying Cyber Threats to State Systems
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Two cybersecurity interns at the North Carolina Department of Information Technology (NCDIT) have contributed to identifying and mitigating potential cyber threats to state systems. Their involvement was highlighted during a panel discussion led by NCDIT Secretary Teena Piccione and Chief Information Security Officer Bernice Russell-Bond.
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2026-03-09
Panel discussion on cyber threats featuring NCDIT officials
2026-03-11
Eejournal article published on interns' contributions
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