CSJVCC

Industry Advisors

Sebastian (OG)

Breadcrumb Cybersecurity (OG)

Career Nexus (OG)

Fresno Unified School District
Information Security Department

California State University, Fresno
Information Technology
Faculty, Staff, & Administration
Criminology & Cybersecurity
Faculty (OG)

Fresno City College
Computer Information Technology
Department Faculty, Staff, and
Administration (OG)

Fowler Unified School District
Information Technology
Staff

Palo Alto Networks

Cisco

Google

Microsoft

California Office of Emergency Services (Cal-OES)

Securing the Valley
One Partnership at a Time

Your Networking Connection
for Emerging Technologies in Central California

Connecting educators, industry leaders, and public agencies to build the future of cybersecurity in California’s Central Valley.

Announcement:
CSCJCC MeetUps Schedule

Wednesday, September 23, 2026
at Fresno City College OAB
Preparing for Cybersecurity Month!
Networking, games and prizes, student projects, amazing speakers!

CSJVCC Calendar

2027 Dates

January 27, 2027
New Year Kick Off

Wednesday, May 4
May the Fourth Be With You

Wednesday, September 22, 2027
Summit: Preparing for Cybersecurity Month!

Announcement
Cyber Live! 2026
at Fresno City College

Online Tech+ Certification Course

for High School Students

Free!

Summer Bootcamp Kickoff
July 20-24, 2026

Connect With Us

Workforce Development
Law Enforcement
Technology Services
Local Business
Community-Based Organizations
Government Offices and Local Municipalities
Internships & Apprenticeships
California Cybersecurity Task Force
TK–12 Schools and Districts
Colleges and Universities
Instructors, Counselors, and Students
Statewide & National Technology Leaders

Securing the Valley
One Partnership at a Time

Cybersecurity Resources

The digital landscape is evolving rapidly, and staying ahead of scams, fraud, data breaches, and online threats is more critical than ever. The Central San Joaquin Valley Cybersecurity Consortium serves as a hub for sharing timely, relevant resources to help our community stay informed and prepared.

Each quarterly meeting is designed to bring together a diverse network of partners. This includes law enforcement, academic institutions, government agencies, non-profits, community organizations, and private sector businesses. All have a shared interest in protecting our communities and strengthening our cybersecurity infrastructure.

We prioritize practical tools, collaborative problem-solving, and up-to-date information that attendees can take back to their organizations. From threat intelligence briefings and best practices to student learning tools and community awareness materials, the CSJVCC is committed to equipping our region with the knowledge and connections it needs to stay secure in a digital world.

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