Kentucky Grants $10M to University of Louisville for Cybersecurity Center
Kentucky has allocated $10 million to the University of Louisville to establish a new cybersecurity center, which will include a cyber range and secure facilities for handling sensitive data. The center, developed in partnership with Murray State University, aims to enhance education, research, and workforce training in cybersecurity, supported by previous federal grants. U of L is recognized by the NSA as a center of academic excellence in cyber defense.
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Kentucky allocated $10 million to the University of Louisville for a new cybersecurity center, which will feature a cyber range and secure facilities for sensitive data. The center aims to enhance education, research, and workforce training, developed in collaboration with Murray State University.
Planned facilities include a secure computing enclave and a SCIF. The funding will also provide staff for operations. The university has previously received federal grants for cybersecurity initiatives, including a $6.3 million NSA award for a healthcare cybersecurity curriculum. U of L is recognized as a center of academic excellence in cyber defense by the NSA.
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