National ACERT Grant Program Authorization Act

Bill 117 HR 3673, also known as the National ACERT Grant Program Authorization Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The purpose of this bill is to establish a grant program called the National Advanced Cybersecurity Education and Research Training (ACERT) Grant Program. This program aims to provide funding for educational institutions and organizations that offer cybersecurity training and research programs.

The bill outlines the eligibility criteria for institutions and organizations to receive grants under the ACERT program. It also specifies the types of activities that can be funded through these grants, such as cybersecurity curriculum development, research projects, and workforce training initiatives.

Additionally, the bill sets forth the requirements for grant recipients to report on the outcomes and impact of their funded activities. This includes providing data on the number of students trained, research findings, and other relevant metrics to assess the effectiveness of the program. Overall, the National ACERT Grant Program Authorization Act seeks to support and enhance cybersecurity education and research efforts in the United States. By providing funding for these initiatives, the bill aims to strengthen the nation's cybersecurity workforce and capabilities to address the growing threats in the digital landscape.