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This initiative addresses a critical gap by integrating hands-on quantum computing training with cybersecurity and critical infrastructure protection for the South Florida region. The project leverages a dedicated D-Wave Advantage2 system to develop a specialized workforce capable of defending against emerging quantum-enabled threats.
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FAU Receives $200,000 NIST Award for Quantum Cybersecurity Workforce

The Quantum Insider5 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — As quantum computing advances, it is creating new cybersecurity challenges that will require a workforce trained to protect critical systems and infrastructure. Yet few workforce development programs provide hands-on training that integrates quantum computing, cybersecurity and critical infrastructure. Florida Atlantic University’s College of Engineering and Computer Science, in collaboration with […]

Florida Atlantic University received a $200,000 NIST cooperative agreement to establish a regional quantum cybersecurity workforce ecosystem across South Florida and the Treasure Coast. The program will combine quantum computing, cybersecurity and critical-infrastructure training through workshops, curriculum, case studies, online materials, mentoring and internships. FAU will work with D-Wave, government, industry, K-12 and community partners while expanding access to quantum computing resources through its planned D-Wave Advantage2 system. PRESS RELEASE — As quantum computing advances, it is creating new cybersecurity challenges that will require a workforce trained to protect critical systems and infrastructure.…

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