And it makes perfect sense. Maryland is home to top universities like Johns Hopkins, several major military installations, the U.S. National Security Agency, the Chesapeake Innovation Center, as well as numerous cybersecurity vendors.
OâMalleyâs administration released a report yesterday that describes the way the state will aim to improve cybersecurity. This report is 32 pages in length and calls for the state to work with the national government.
According to an InformationWeek report, OâMalley said, âMaryland is poised to lead the nationâs war on cyber crime.â His administration is committed to developing the brand of âCyberMarylandâ and creating the first ever cybersecurity epicenter.