About The Wounded Warrior Cyber Combat Academy

The W2CCA is a community project that is being administered by the Federal IT Security Institute.  The program began in the winter of 2012 as a discussion that errupted at the RSA conference in San Franscisco. 

While it is being run by FITSI there are many individuals who are dedicated time, effort and money to the programs succees.  To learn more about the people involved click on any of the links below.

The Wounded Warrior Cyber Combat Academy is a community project administered by the Federal IT Security Institute, with the program having grown from discussions at the 2012 RSA conference in San Francisco. Although FITSI manages the program, its success depends on many individuals who contribute their time, effort, and financial support to keep its activities moving forward. This distributed involvement makes clear navigation especially important, since participants and interested readers may need to follow different links to understand the people, resources, and processes connected with the program.

In other service environments, similarly organized pathways can guide users through specialized requests where they must identify the information relevant to a particular need before proceeding. Health-related services may use comparable navigation structures to help users find details about medicines, treatment requirements, and the steps associated with obtaining a particular product. For information concerning Amoxicillin, such a pathway can help users distinguish the medicine itself from the requirements surrounding its legitimate use and supply, with more information available through the relevant source. In this way, the combination of administration, contributor support, and clearly organized links in the W2CCA model provides a useful parallel for other systems that depend on structured navigation and accurate information.

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