Besides, international cooperation was discussed with the representative of the Office of the General Counsel,” BelTA learned from the Investigative Committee. “The sides discussed such issues as combating organized crime, investigation of violent crimes, fight against corruption and violations in the IT sector. They had a number of meetings with the representatives of the Bureau. The delegation of the Belarusian Investigative Committee led by its chairman Ivan Noskevich visited the FBI Headquarters in Washington during the working visit to the USA on 30 January.
MEMORANDA OF UNDERSTANDING FBI PROFESSIONAL
Space and Rocket Center confirms the FBI’s commitment to developing future STEM professional talent and leadership to help carry out the FBI’s mission of protecting the American people and upholding the Constitution.MINSK, 31 January (BelTA) – Belarus' Investigative Committee has signed a memorandum of understanding with the FBI, BelTA learned from the Investigative Committee. Today’s memorandum of understanding with the U.S. “It is my hope that this agreement and our partnership will encourage young people from across America to consider the FBI and service to their country as a career.” Cyber Camp, and today’s memorandum of understanding solidifies the FBI’s partnership,” said Johnnie Sharp, FBI Birmingham special agent in charge. Space & Rocket Center leadership since the inception of U.S. “The Birmingham Division of the FBI has been working with U.S. We’re very pleased at this opportunity to partner with the USSRC to cultivate a new generation of cyber talent.” “We’re in the fight against cyber threats together and we won’t succeed without each other. “In today’s complex cyber environment, partnerships at every level are absolutely essential,” said Abbate. “Just as our Space Camp students learn about space exploration and the careers that support it, with the FBI’s help, our cyber program will educate students about the exciting and important field of cyber security and what it takes to be part of our nation’s top cyber-crime fighting agency.” “This memorandum of understanding is formalizing the FBI’s interest in Cyber Camp,” said Ramirez. Rocket Center staff will also support FBI youth cyber educational initiatives and public outreach efforts.
Cyber Camp students will also hear from subject matter experts and get to tour the FBI facilities at Redstone Arsenal.Ĭyber Camp students will also learn about the FBI’s cyber programs and cyber-focused career opportunities. With the agreement, the FBI joins the Rocket Center in those efforts by providing help with curriculum development that will include realistic cyber scenarios and real-life responses. students in the critical fields of cyber security and computer science.
Since that time, the Center has continued to expand the program designed to engage U.S. Cyber Camp session in July 2017, with the help of Cyber Huntsville and the University of Alabama in Huntsville. FBI Associate Deputy Director Paul Abbate and USSRC Executive Director and CEO Louie Ramirez signed the memorandum of understanding (MOU) at the Davidson Center for Space Exploration Wednesday.
Cyber Camp, the newest of the four STEM camp programs at the Rocket Center. Space & Rocket Center (USSRC) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are entering a joint agreement in support of U.S.
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