Cybersecurity Hall opens new doors in higher education

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The Central community hosted a ribbon cutting for the Cybersecurity Hall, home to two new 845 square-foot classrooms equipped with 98-inch wall displays, whiteboards, and computers for teaching the new Cybersecurity program. 

In addition to the new classrooms and features are two renovated conference rooms for meetings with academic and industry partners to review cutting-edge technologies and procedures with student and faculty groups related to Cybersecurity.

The Cybersecurity Hall is situated on the first floor of Maria Sanford Hall. The space was renovated over the summer and includes new doors, flooring, ceilings, and a new HVAC system.

President Toro cuts a ceremonial ribbon at the new Cybersecurity Hall at Central.

Surrounded by her leadership team, President Zulma R. Toro (center) cuts a ceremonial ribbon at the new Cybersecurity Hall at Central on Oct. 8. (Photo by John Henninger)