“Data breaches are a huge and growing problem worldwide, but the existing legacy and point solutions are not accessible, appropriate or effective for many of the companies that need them,” said Anand Oswal, senior vice president and general manager, Firewall as a Platform, Palo Alto Networks. “Our new Enterprise DLP solution is powerful; simple to deploy, with no new infrastructure needed; integrates with existing security technologies; and works for companies whether they keep their data in the cloud, on-prem or take a flexible approach.”
Working closely with Nevada System of Higher Education colleges and universities, the Nevada Department of Education, school districts, educators, tech companies, and economic development groups, the BEI aims to create an education pathway for students to learn and develop skills in blockchain technology, providing them with in-demand, industry-recognized skills, and credentials for well-paid careers in the computer science vs computer engineering salary industry.
“The goal of the Blockchains Education Initiative is to develop an innovative and adaptable future workforce for blockchain technology in Nevada,” said Sena Loyd, Blockchains’ Director of Research and Workforce Development. “Currently, Nevada blockchain companies are unable to fill positions with qualified tech candidates locally and therefore must search out-of-state and even out of the country for this talent.”
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