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CISA unveils President's Cup Cybersecurity Competition winners

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The 2026 President’s Cup Cybersecurity Competition concluded with winners from the U.S. Army, Navy, and Marine Corps demonstrating excellence in incident response and digital forensics. This event matters to tech professionals as it highlights the advanced cyber tradecraft and technical knowledge required to handle high-stakes federal security operations. The competition serves as a benchmark for the federal workforce's ability to respond to complex, real-world digital threats with precision.

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