Take high school students from cybersecurity basics to certification-ready skills! Cybersecurity Options will take you through the Cybersecurity 1, 2, and 701 courses, highlighting how students progress from foundational concepts to advanced skills. Experience classroom-ready content, certification-focused resources, and the CYBER.ORG Range from your students’ perspective. Register now and see cyber learning in action! cyber.org/events/cybersecuri…

AI is reshaping the classroom, and helping students navigate it starts sooner than you might think. As conversations around online safety and emerging technologies take center stage during Cybersecurity Awareness Month, CYBER.ORG Director Charlene Cooper shares her insights in @DA_magazine, highlighting the importance of early AI literacy. The article also spotlights the updated K-12 Cybersecurity and AI Learning Standards as a resource for preparing students for an AI-driven future. Read the article to discover how your school can help students build these essential skills! districtadministration.com/w…

As Cybersecurity Career Week wraps up, make sure your students are prepared to enter the workforce with our Version 2.0 National K-12 Cybersecurity and AI Learning Standards! They've been expanded to reflect technologies shaping our world including AI, agentic AI, and quantum computing. By introducing these concepts in your classroom, you can equip students with the skills to confidently step into the future. Download the standards and your implementation starter kit today to start building real-world skills in your classroom! cyber.org/k-12-cybersecurity… #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth

Give students the skills to understand, troubleshoot, and tackle real-world technology! Join Getting Started with A+ Core 1 and dig into this high school course written to the first portion of the CompTIA A+ certification. Gain hands-on resources covering networking, mobile devices, and more. Register today and help students take their first step toward an IT career! cyber.org/events/getting-sta…

Cybersecurity is a fast-growing field, and it needs more problem solvers. This #CyberCareerWeek, explore how you can build a career protecting people and technology at getcybersmart.org. #GetCyberSmart2026 #take9 #cybercivildefense

Show the next generation there's more than one path into cybersecurity! Aaron from @Checkpoint reminds us that students don't have to have their futures figured out today. As educators, you inspire them to explore their interests and see where cybersecurity can take them. Open the door to free cybersecurity curriculum and resources at cyber.org/ #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth

AI is changing cybersecurity. Is your classroom ready? Explore how it’s reshaping the cyber threat landscape in AI Fundamentals – Cybersecurity and AI. You’ll leave with the confidence to help students think critically and build the cybersecurity mindset they’ll need for tomorrow. Register today and prepare your students for what’s next! cyber.org/events/ai-fundamen…

Ready to take coding to the next level? In Getting Started with Coding Fundamentals, discover how the micro:bit and MakeCode can take students from simple animations to encrypted communication and everywhere in between! Along the way, they’ll build confidence and make the leap from block to text-based coding. Don’t miss it, register now at cyber.org/events/getting-sta…

Break it down, solve the problem – think computationally! In Building a Computational Thinking Mindset, K-5 educators will discover practical ways to bring decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithm design into any subject area. Help students become flexible problem solvers today while building a strong foundation for their future in cybersecurity! Register now at cyber.org/events/building-co…

🥳 We’ve spent all month celebrating new CYBERPortal users, and now we’re closing things out with one final winner. Congratulations to [insert name]! We’ve celebrated multiple winners, given away some great prizes, and watched Ashley become an expert in keeping secrets. Thank you to everyone who’s participated! Even though the giveaways are over, the CYBERPortal is here for all your CYBER.ORG needs! It’s your one-stop destination for content, courses, and resources. Register now to get access at portal.cyber.org/

Happy Cybersecurity Awareness Month! Celebrate all month long with free activities and resources for kids and teens from over a dozen organizations committed to a safer digital world. Visit getcybersmart.org and #GetCyberSmart2026. #take9 #cybercivildefense

🍁 Turn over a new leaf and add some fresh skills to your educator toolkit! Whether you’re building computational thinking in elementary classrooms, exploring AI and cybersecurity, or preparing students for industry certifications, there’s a Fall PD session for you. Explore the lineup and save your spot now! cyber.org/events

Explore the future of CYBER.ORG courses with three exciting offerings! NEW: A+ Core 1 equips students with hands-on skills in computer hardware, networking, mobile devices, and more, providing a strong foundation for entry-level IT support careers. Coding Fundamentals has brand new content, introducing students to coding and cybersecurity through engaging learning with Microsoft MakeCode and Python. Computational Thinking has been updated with fresh lessons, helping students develop problem-solving skills through project based learning. Together, these courses build essential technology and critical thinking skills for future success. Sign up for access to these courses and more at portal.cyber.org

The numbers are in, and this National Cyber Cup was one for the record books. Congratulations to all of the participating teams, who set a new CYBER.ORG record with the most submissions in the competition's history! 🎉 Thank you for bringing your skills, determination, and competitive spirit to make this our biggest year yet. Your cybersecurity skills were on full display as you solved every problem in front of you. Missed us this year? Be sure to bookmark cyber.org/national-cyber-cup to stay up-to-date with the National Cyber Cup. We'll see you in 2027 for another round of exciting challenges! 🏆

🚨 The future of cybersecurity and AI education is here! We have officially released Version 2.0 National K-12 Cybersecurity and AI Learning Standards to meet the needs of a changing workforce. The new standards have been expanded to reflect technologies shaping our world including AI, agentic AI, and quantum computing. By introducing these concepts in your classroom, you can equip students with the skills to confidently step into the future. Download the standards and your implementation starter kit today to start building real-world skills in your classroom! cyber.org/k-12-cybersecurity…

Another week, another winner, and another challenge for Ashley to keep the secret safe. Congratulations, Ryan! Don’t miss your chance to be next! Register for the CYBERPortal September 25 – October 1 and you’ll be entered to win an Amazon gift card. Plus, you’ll unlock easy access to CYBER.ORG resources, courses, and tools all in one place! Register here: portal.cyber.org/ Rules for drawing: Participants must complete all CYBERPortal enrollment steps and be accepted during the weekly eligibility window. Each eligible participant receives one entry for the week in which enrollment is completed. Current CYBERPortal users who have already completed enrollment before the campaign begins are not eligible. Winners will be selected randomly each Friday morning during that week’s giveaway. A participant can only be eligible to win once during the campaign. Winners will be contacted directly and provided instructions for claiming their prize. If a winner does not respond within one week, an alternate winner may be selected. Beware of scammers: we will only reach out to you via [email protected].

Everything you need, all in one place! CYBERPortal is your new home for CYBER.ORG curriculum, classroom management, and range access. Get registered and set yourself up for success! portal.cyber.org

⚠️ Don't let the final weeks of our giveaway pass you by! We're still drawing weekly winners from educators who register for the CYBERPortal. This week is your shot to win a set of micro:bits for your classroom! Sign up today for your chance to be our next winner and explore everything CYBER.ORG has to offer. portal.cyber.org/ Rules for drawing: Participants must complete all CYBERPortal enrollment steps and be accepted during the weekly eligibility window. Each eligible participant receives one entry for the week in which enrollment is completed. Current CYBERPortal users who have already completed enrollment before the campaign begins are not eligible. Winners will be selected randomly each Friday morning during that week’s giveaway. A participant can only be eligible to win once during the campaign. Winners will be contacted directly and provided instructions for claiming their prize. If a winner does not respond within one week, an alternate winner may be selected. Beware of scammers: we will only reach out to you via [email protected].

📆 Quick schedule update! Due to unforeseen circumstances, we've moved our Meet the National K-12 Cybersecurity and AI Learning Standards virtual PD to Wednesday, September 30 at 6PM CST. We apologize for any inconvenience, and we hope you can still join us! If you haven't registered yet, sign up now at cyber.org/events/meet-nation… and we'll see you then!

Ashley is taking winner protection very seriously this month. She’s already delivered the name of the next winner! Congratulations, Tiffany! Didn’t win this week? Good news for you: another prize is up for grabs. Register for the CYBERPortal between September 17 – 24 for a shot at a set of micro:bits for your classroom. Explore resources, personalize your experience, and you could walk away with a new classroom tool, too! Register here: portal.cyber.org/ Rules for drawing: Participants must complete all CYBERPortal enrollment steps and be accepted during the weekly eligibility window. Each eligible participant receives one entry for the week in which enrollment is completed. Current CYBERPortal users who have already completed enrollment before the campaign begins are not eligible. Winners will be selected randomly each Friday morning during that week’s giveaway. A participant can only be eligible to win once during the campaign. Winners will be contacted directly and provided instructions for claiming their prize. If a winner does not respond within one week, an alternate winner may be selected. Beware of scammers: we will only reach out to you via [email protected].