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UNG triumphs over Georgia Tech in national cybersecurity challenge; opportunities open for students
University of North Georgia
Kevin Lin, a computer science student at the University of North Georgia, competes in the 2019 National Security Agency Codebreaker Challenge, which ran for 110 days.
From FCN regional staff
Updated: Jan 20, 2020, 9:46 PM
Published: Jan 20, 2020, 9:48 PM
The University of North Georgia claimed an irrefutable victory as the No. 1 cyber operations university team in the nation. A group of 184 UNG students spent 110 days competing in the 2019 National Security Codebreaker Challenge, which finished on Jan. 10.
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