New On-Campus Intern Office at The University of Central Arkansas

New Office to Provide Hands-on Opportunities for the Next-Generation Skilled Technology Workforce – Right on UCA Campus

Metova Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary

Leading Technology Firm Celebrates a Decade of Mobile Apps, Job Creation, Educational...

Metova CyberCENTS Granted Patent for Cyber Attack Engine

Cabot, AR, Feb. 24, 2016 - Metova CyberCENTS^®, a leader in cybersecurity simulation and training, today announced their Myrmidon Attack Framework was granted U.S. Patent No. 9,246,768 covering Systems and Methods for a Simulated Network Attack Generator. Specific innovations patented include: bot-based attacks, attribution to virtual users on the network, event and scenario creation and storing, automatic execution, as well as the actual effects the framework has on a network. The patent was formally submitted on June 18, 2009 making Myrmidon technology the first to market and CENTS^® the first commercial platform to offer this unique type of cyber-training capabilities.

Metova CyberCENTS Announces SLAM-R Update

Updated SLAM-R Sets New Bar for Cybersecurity Preparedness

How You Need To Be Communicating With Your Clients

Metova Acquires Clocktower Media

We are very excited to have Clocktower join Metova. The Clocktower team are experts at their craft and we are looking forward to expanding our skilllset with them. Soon we expect to be able to offer our customers the same level of expertise in marketing as they currently receive in design and development!

Metova CyberCENTS Named on CyberSecurity 500

Cybersecurity Pioneer Ranked #1 for Cyber Range Category

Metova Inc. Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Fayetteville Office

Metova Federal Acquires Camber Corporation CENTS and SLAM-R Cyber Range Technology

How To Handle Exceptions Properly

Exceptions are useful if you use them properly. If you don't use them properly, you will be ridiculed and write bad code. We'll demonstrate how to handle exceptions correctly by showing some ways NOT to handle exceptions and how you can improve your exception handling.

Nashville Software School's Brandon Lyons

In the past few years, Nashville's tech community has grown. Nashville has received hundreds of thousands dollars of funds to assist in building out tech hiring initiatives and drawing more talent to the city.

Metova Federal Awarded U.S. Army Cyberspace and Electronic Warfare Support Contract

Leading Technology Company to Provide Support to Cyber Battle Lab’s Mission to Support the Warfighter