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Find similar grantsMaryland Cyber and AI Clinic Grant is sponsored by Maryland Department of Labor. Supports the creation and operation of Cyber and AI Clinics to train Marylanders for high-demand technical and non-technical roles in cybersecurity and AI.
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Cyber and AI Clinics - Cyber Maryland - Maryland Department of Labor Accessibility Information Cyber and AI Clinics - Cyber Maryland Preparing Marylanders for in-demand careers while strengthening cybersecurity for communities across the state Through a $1.
5 million investment from the Maryland Department of Labor’s Cyber Maryland program, three Cyber and AI Clinics are preparing Marylanders for in-demand careers in cybersecurity and artificial intelligence while delivering real-world services that strengthen digital protections for schools, hospitals, nonprofits, small businesses, and other community institutions.
The Cyber and AI Clinics provide low- or no-cost cybersecurity services to organizations that may otherwise lack access to critical cyber support. At the same time, the clinics will give current and prospective cyber professionals supervised, hands-on experience that reflects real employer needs.
Across the grant period, the three clinics are expected to provide over 600 Marylanders with hands-on training in cybersecurity, preparing them for the workforce.
The Cyber and AI Clinics are designed to: Expand Maryland’s cyber and AI talent pipeline Provide hands-on training and real-world experience Help employers access skilled cyber talent Strengthen cybersecurity for community-serving organizations Support schools, hospitals, nonprofits, small businesses, and other institutions Advance Maryland’s position as a national leader in cyber workforce development Selected Cyber and AI Clinic Awardees Center for Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity - Serving communities statewide Key Partners: UMGC, UMD, UMBC, Cisco, Accenture, Foxhole Technology, Integrity Labs The Center for Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity will create a statewide Cyber and AI Clinic to help nonprofit organizations safeguard essential services from cyber threats.
The clinic will support community-serving institutions across Maryland while training current and prospective cyber professionals through supervised, practical cybersecurity work.
TCecure, LLC - Anchored in Prince George’s County Key partners: PGCC, Morgan State, CyberCX, Dobbs Defense Solutions TCecure will lead a Cyber and AI Clinic anchored in Prince George’s County, with a focus on expanding cyber readiness for under-resourced learners and Defense Industrial Base partners. The clinic will help prepare Marylanders for cyber careers while supporting organizations that need stronger digital protections.
Howard Community College partnership with Cyber Ready Clinic - Serving Howard, Frederick, Carroll, and surrounding counties Key Partners: Carroll Community College, Frederick Community College, Local Chambers of Commerce, Atruent, Carroll Hospital Howard Community College will expand the Cyber and AI clinic at Howard Community College provided by Cyber Ready Clinic, a 501(c)(3) organization established by Ron and Cyndi Gula, to Frederick Community College and Carroll Community College to serve nonprofits, youth services, disability services, workforce development, and more."
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Colleges, workforce training providers, nonprofits, and apprenticeship sponsors in Maryland. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Maryland Cyber and AI Clinic Grant is funded by Maryland Department of Labor. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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