Butler Community College Reaffirmed as NSA Cyber Security Center of Excellence Through 2029

Butler Community College has been recognized again as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD) by the National Security Agency (NSA), with the designation lasting until 2029. This reaffirms the college's commitment to high standards in cybersecurity education and training.

The NSA awarded this recognition based on Butler's ability to meet stringent program criteria, aiding the national effort to secure the National Information Infrastructure. Renae Weathers, the National CAE Program Manager for the NSA, praised Butler for its contribution to training skilled cybersecurity professionals, crucial for national security.

Butler Community College's cybersecurity program is noted for its quality and affordability. It is included in the Kansas Promise Scholarship, which covers tuition for eligible students pursuing a two-year degree in cybersecurity.

The program is chaired by Brett Eisenman, an assistant professor of Computer Information Systems. He highlights the college's focus on advanced training in cybersecurity to prepare students for current and emerging threats.

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