ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Virginia Tech’s Randy Marchany reflects on 50 years in tech, from Unix sysadmin days to shaping the U.S. Cyber Range. Hear how a hacker incident launched his cybersecurity journey, why hands-on learning matters more than ever, and how AI and operational tech are reshaping the future. A must-listen for educators, students, and anyone passionate about cyber defense and digital resilience.
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