For another summer, SEAM is proud to support the CybHER Security Institute at Dakota State University by providing retired mini PCs for campers to explore, disassemble, and learn from.
There’s something pretty exciting about watching technology get a second life—not through reuse alone, but through education. These devices give more than 100 middle school girls the opportunity to see what’s inside a computer, understand how the hardware works, and build confidence through hands-on learning.
Cybersecurity starts with understanding technology, and programs like CybHER are helping inspire the next generation of problem-solvers, innovators, and technology leaders.
A huge thank you to the CybHER team for continuing to create opportunities that make STEM more accessible and engaging. We’re grateful to play a small role in helping these students discover what a future in technology could look like.