Simulated Cyberattack Highlights National Security at CyberBay Conference
Over 1,000 attendees gathered at CyberBay, with many traveling from outside Florida, to explore Tampa Bay's emergence as a national hub for cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and national security.
The FBI estimates a shortage of 700,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs nationwide, leaving both private companies and public agencies vulnerable to attack.
- The conference aimed to visualize this risk through a simulated cyberattack.
- Performers, dressed in LED-lit costumes, represented white-hat and black-hat hackers, illustrating the battle between good and evil in the digital world.
The invisible world of digital infrastructure was brought to life through dance, motion, and laser beams.
Author's summary: CyberBay conference highlights national security threats.
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