TTU System and the FBI signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) to advance U.S. national security, cybersecurity and critical infrastructure protection. The agreement was signed on Aug. 18 at the TTU System Building in Lubbock during a ceremony that included FBI Operations Director of the Criminal and Cyber Branch, B. Chad Yarbrough; U.S. Congressman Jodey Arrington; Texas Tech University (TTU) President Lawrence Schovanec, Ph.D.; Angelo State University (ASU) President Ronnie Hawkins; and TTU System Vice Chancellor of Innovation & Collaboration Stephen Bayne, Ph.D.
The press release contained this statement from the President of Texas Tech University Lawrence Schovanec:
“Among institutions of higher education, the Texas Tech University System has been a longtime leader in research and security studies, and we are excited to join the FBI in this ambitious endeavor. This partnership is a testament to the commitment of our universities to address the world’s most pressing needs and create innovative, collaborative and sustainable solutions. We are grateful for this opportunity and look forward to all we will accomplish together.”
The press release contained this statement from Angelo State University’s President Ronnie Hawkins:
“I echo President Schovanec’s comments about this being a unique opportunity for Angelo State University to join forces with the FBI and Texas Tech University through this CRADA. This partnership will not only enhance research capabilities but also open new avenues for innovation, knowledge exchange, and growth in the areas of cybersecurity and security studies. This agreement builds on ASU’s vision and mission, allowing our graduates to be workforce ready and competitive anywhere in the global marketplace and community.”
Under the agreement, the FBI will utilize university-led research and development through TTU’s Critical Infrastructure Security Institute (CISI). This is addressing vulnerabilities in the nation’s most vital systems, including the electric grid, water utilities, communication systems, military assets and other infrastructure critical to the economy stated the press release.
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