Cybersecurity threats are rising, but underserved communities—like rural residents, tribal nations, veterans, and low-income families—are often left out of defense strategies. Many face digital exclusion due to outdated devices, lack of training, and barriers to funding. States are stepping up with innovative approaches, like Idaho’s local apprenticeship programs and Indiana’s trust-building campaigns, to empower these communities. A shift toward inclusive security—where safety tools are designed for everyone—could be the game-changer we need in an increasingly digital world.
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Published: | November 1, 2024 |
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