Increasing local, state and federal government partnerships, boosting use of the cyber range, and developing grant opportunities and activity represent just three of the many goals that Sean Glieberman, the new Director of the TSYS Center for Cybersecurity, has set for the 2025-26 academic year and beyond. Part of the new strategic plan for the Center is the establishment of a Cyber Committee, which will be made up of cybersecurity faculty from the TSYS School, that will work closely with the Turner College Dean's Office in promoting the Center and its activities. Glieberman also reported to Turner College faculty on August 4th that he is interested in working with the Cyber Service Academy to get CSU students in the mix for academic scholarships and financial support. Ethical hacking and grant opportunities will also be central features of the work of the Center going forward, perhaps alongside the Google Cyber Clinic. As Glieberman concluded, "I want the Center to be a regional hub in two to three years."
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