Transmosis CEO Chase Norlin will be speaking at the IEDC 2017 Annual Conference. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL 2017 ANNUAL CONFERENCE: With the emergence of new global markets, communities need to work together to encourage competition and advance economic growth. This
Transmosis VP Sales, Andrew Moy will be speaking about the shortage in the cybersecurity workforce in Las Vegas, NV. FACING THE CYBERSECURITY WORKFORCE SHORTAGE According to a recent Cisco report, there are over 1 million cybersecurity jobs unfilled, which is
Transmosis CEO will be speaking about “Engaging a Diverse Workforce” at the International Consortium of Minority Cybersecurity Professionals Conference in Washington DC on March 16, 2017. The International Consortium of Minority Cybersecurity Professionals (ICMCP) Second Annual National Conference continues to
Transmosis and Workforce Institute challenged SCJCC computer science students to design and launch their own games. Transmosis worked with 9 community colleges, 6 unified school districts, community-based organizations and workforce intermediaries through a grant funded by San Jose-Evergreen City College
Almost weekly, we hear of encroachments into big data systems in government, the military, finance, health, hospitality and retail – to name just some of the affected industry sectors. As awareness of our vulnerability has increased, demand for cybersecurity specialists
These video testimonials are from alumni of the Transmosis IT Support Bootcamp, a 10 week training course revolving around hands on teaching and rigorous curriculum. Students earn their CompTIA A+ and Network+ certifications, and continue their education with our employer
Transmosis Newsletter – January, 2017
By: Chase Norlin In San Francisco a few years ago, my co-workers and I built a multi-million-dollar technology business without the traditional venture capital required to hire Silicon Valley’s “best and brightest.” With little money raised, we were forced to go
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 14, 2016 SAN JOSE, Ca. – Transmosis Corp. will open a new Cyber Security apprentice training program leading to full-time STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) employment in January, 2017, in San Jose, California. The program
Transmosis CEO Chase Norlin will be speaking about filling the cybersecurity workforce pipeline in Washington, DC: Filling the Cybersecurity Workforce Pipeline There is no doubt that we are facing a shortage of skilled workers needed in the cybersecurity space. The
