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First U.S. Public Cyber Security Training Facility Opens In Baltimore

First U.S. Public Cyber Security Training Facility Opens In Baltimore
Md. Gov. Larry Hogan, Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh and more cut the ribbon at the opening of the Baltimore Cyber Range. Photo: Matthew Beinart.

BALTIMORE -- A first-of-its-kind public cyber security training facility, the Baltimore Cyber Range, operated by security firm Cyberbit and designed to simulate large-scale virtual networks and replicate attacks opened Thursday.Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh, and representatives from a consortium consisting of Cyberbit and its Israeli-based parent company Elbit Systems [ESLT] ,and Electronic Technology Associates (ETA) were on hand to officially open the center which will act as a center for cyber security training and testing of private companies’…

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