Girl Scouts Now Can Earn Cybersecurity Badges

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25th July 2017
Last edited: 10th July 2017

Girl Scouts are trading cookies for computers, as the organization has added cybersecurity to the list of badges available for youngsters to earn. From September 2018, children as young as 5 will be able to qualify for a cybersecurity badge in a program intended to prevent future cyberattacks. The program will be offered in partnership with…

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