July 26, 2017
“An Inside Look at a Local Girls Who Code Classroom: ‘We Are Going to Change the World.’”
DCInno, July 26, 2017. "'I think I can speak for everyone here when I say that Girls Who Code is one of our favorite things to do over the course of the year,' [Chris] Hopfensperger said. 'We talk a lot in D.C. about the importance...
July 26, 2017
“Coding for Congress: 2017 Congressional Hackathon”
Medium, July 26, 2017. “For the second year in a row, Quorum teamed up with Girls Who Code to host the 2017 Congressional Hackathon, sponsored by the Software.org: the BSA Foundation and AT&T.”...
July 12, 2017
“Industry report says IoT security is ‘shared responsibility’”
Inside Cybersecurity, July 12, 2017. “Internet of Things developers, users and governments should follow well-known cybersecurity best practices to ensure the IoT is protected from cyber threats, a new report by Software.org: the BSA Foundation, says, calling IoT security a ‘shared responsibility’ between industry, government...
June 26, 2017
Software.org: the BSA Foundation Works with Girls Who Code to Close the Tech Gender Gap
Software.org: the BSA Foundation proudly welcomes 20 young women to its Girls Who Code 2017 Summer Immersion Program in Washington, DC. The program, in which DC-area high school students will spend seven weeks learning the fundamentals of computer science, from building a webpage to making...
May 16, 2017
“Smart infrastructure’s cyber vulnerabilities”
Axios, May 16, 2017. "'This is a teachable moment for the lesson that computer and device security are vitally important on a global scale, and it should underscore a range of well-known security best practices,'d" [Chris Hopfensperger, Executive Director of Software.org: the BSA Foundation] said."...
May 16, 2017
“Digital Life: Software group says coders can save money, improve bridges, roads, airports”
The Kansas City Star, May 16, 2017. “If we are to meet our infrastructure challenges, we need to seize upon what may be software’s greatest untapped potential — its ability to fundamentally expand what our infrastructure can achieve,” the report [from Software.org] said....