[Edward Vasko, Director, Institute for Pervasive Cybersecurity]: The industry needs you. Boise State’s done a phenomenal job. We have created a pathway for you. One that removes those barriers that are in traditional cybersecurity programs. And doing that enables you to get started in a career where there’s negative unemployment. Cybersecurity is actually about people, it’s about technology, it’s about process.
[Sin Ming Loo, Ph.D, professor]: Opportunity is always there. The question is when the opportunities show up, are you ready to take advantage of it. The degree is so flexible. And whether you are in rural Idaho, across America, or in Boise. You can continue to do what you do and get this degree.