The Gula Tech Foundation Announces Winners of $1,000,000 Data Care Grant Round at RSAC 2021
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Today we announced, in conjunction with RSAC 2021, the winners of our $1,000,000 March 2021 Data Care themed competitive grant program. This competitive grant focused on non-profits committed to to increasing public cybersecurity awareness.
Our winners were:
First Place: $250,000
University of Texas at San Antonio: The Center for Infrastructure Assurance & Security (CIAS) at The University of Texas at San Antonio is committed to creating a culture of cybersecurity through a comprehensive K-12 Cybersecurity Program.
Second Place: $200,000
Cybercrime Support Network: As the leading U.S. voice for cybercrime victims, Cybercrime Support Network (CSN) services those affected by cybercrime before, during and after the incident. The organization connects victims to resources, increases cybercrime reporting and empowers digital citizens to defend against cybercrime.
Third Place: $150,000
National Cryptologic Foundation: For 25 years, the National Cryptologic Foundation (NCF) has significantly raised awareness of the Cryptologic Communities. The NCF provides free cyber education resources for K-20 cohorts and stimulates conversation regarding data care.
This grant process also included four runners-up, each receiving $100,000. The runner ups are: Partners in Care Maryland, Inc., One in Tech, an ISACA Foundation, National Cyber Center, and Theorem Media Inc..
Congratulations to all of the grant recipients! Keep up the great work enhancing public awareness of cybersecurity.
