Kirsten Liepmann
1:07 PM
MIT Cybersecurity Clinic for Critical Urban Infrastructure: https://urbancyberdefense.mit.edu/CybersecurityClinic RIT, ESL Global Cybersecurity Institute: https://www.rit.edu/cybersecurity/ UTSA CIAS/Community Cybersecurity Clinic https://cias.utsa.edu/
Ankur Chattopadhyay
1:09 PM
the presentation slide show is not moving apparently - is anyone else having the same problem with the slide show?
Kirsten Liepmann
1:10 PM
CISA Critical Infrastructure: https://www.cisa.gov/topics/critical-infrastructure-security-and-resilience/critical-infrastructure-sectors\
Christopher Simpson
1:11 PM
MIT Cybersecurity Clinic for Critical Urban Infrastructure: https://urbancyberdefense.mit.edu/CybersecurityClinic RIT, ESL Global Cybersecurity Institute: https://www.rit.edu/cybersecurity/ UTSA CIAS/Community Cybersecurity Clinic https://cias.utsa.edu/ Contact cybersecurityclinics@berkeley.edu
sandeep varry
1:11 PM
Thank you!
Kirsten Liepmann
1:16 PM
https://cyberclinics.withgoogle.com/
Thank you!
Kirsten Liepmann
1:16 PM
https://cyberclinics.withgoogle.com/
Cheryl Ward
1:16 PM
are applications reviewed before march if submitted earlier?
What is the length (period) for each grant?
Melody Moh
1:22 PM
The duration for the $1 million grant?
Monisha Bush
1:22 PM
must the academic institutions be public or non-profit who apply?
Taylor Cook
1:23 PM
I work for a university with campuses across several states. Should the clinic be intended for one specific campus, or can the clinic be utilized across multiple?
Kirsten Liepmann
1:24 PM
@Albert and @Melody, the grant is $1M over 6 years
Kirsten Liepmann
1:26 PM
@Monisha, we are seeking to support academic institutions that are nonprofit or public, but please send me an email to share what your situation is: cybersecurityclinicfund@tides.org
Kirsten Liepmann
1:27 PM
@Taylor we do not have any restrictions around that. We're open to innovation and collaborative ideas and welcome you to submit a proposal that you think would work best for your campuses
Kirsten Liepmann
1:29 PM
@Cheryl, we're committed to working with grantees to make sure they're properly supported, so we'd collaborate to establish how the funds are distributed across the years with each grantee.
Bukola Onashoga
1:31 PM
Hi, I joined not quite long. May I know if one can apply from Africa, West Africa specifically?
Kirsten Liepmann
1:32 PM
Hi Bukola, thank you for your interest and joining us. This fund is restricted to US institutions. However, I encourage you to check out the Consortium's website (https://cybersecurityclinics.org/) where they have many resources as well as international allies that might be great conn
Is there a target number of students to be involved in these clinics?
Kirsten Liepmann
1:39 PM
@Lalitha, we purposely set collective goals for this Fund to make sure we welcome and support institutions of all sizes to apply. We recognize that target setting will align for each institution differently.
Ersin Uzun
1:44 PM
@Dr. J N, we use our advancement office, government and community relations office to advertise to companies and municipal entities in our region. Also, it is something we mention at events and to visitors we host. After the initial momentum, word of mouth and repeat customers create much of the pipeline
@Lalitha, we purposely set collective goals for this Fund to make sure we welcome and support institutions of all sizes to apply. We recognize that target setting will align for each institution differently.
Teaching materials on cyber web site
Consortium website: https://cybersecurityclinics.org/
Kirsten Liepmann
1:47 PM
For everyone's reference: the three clinics represented here today:
MIT Cybersecurity Clinic for Critical Urban Infrastructure: https://urbancyberdefense.mit.edu/CybersecurityClinic RIT, ESL Global Cybersecurity Institute: https://www.rit.edu/cybersecurity/ UTSA CIAS/Community Cybersecurity Clinic https://cias.utsa.edu/
MIT Cybersecurity Clinic for Critical Urban Infrastructure: https://urbancyberdefense.mit.edu/CybersecurityClinic RIT, ESL Global Cybersecurity Institute: https://www.rit.edu/cybersecurity/ UTSA CIAS/Community Cybersecurity Clinic https://cias.utsa.edu/
Cheryl Ward
1:52 PM
Have the clinics had a need for dedicated space for security reasons - or are services largely provided remotely?
budget?
sandeep varry
1:52 PM
https://mitxonline.mit.edu/courses/course-v1:MITxT+11.S198x/
oe Sánchez
1:53 PM
How will the consortium offer application services and support? Are we assigned an individual?
Eric Lacy
1:53 PM
What are the best practices to attract students to clinic?
sandeep varry
1:54 PM
Can these funds be use to support on-going cybersecurity initiatives or efforts at the university or does the programming has to be completely new?
Kirsten Liepmann
1:55 PM
@Mehrdad for this grant, budget categories might include Academic and Non-Academic Personnel; Supplies and Equipment; Travel; and Student Support and Compensation (such as student stipends)
Mehmet Bastug
1:56 PM
Is it necessary to include support letters from potential clients in the application?
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