At the Cyber Center located next to Union Baptist Church, a dozen local girls are learning code and building websites.

Here's a look at the water entry in Canton Waterfront Park from this year's American Visionary Art Museum-organized event.

Macro factors and local talent combine to make cybersecurity a growing industry that the state is looking to expand.

It's among the largest exits in the region of the last decade, and the company's growth is likely to continue to be felt.

Using Lutèce at the neighborhood level, a group of partners are looking to develop tools that can help residents — and scale.

CZI is providing $6.9 million to bring the Meyerhoff Scholars Program to UC Berkeley and UC San Diego. UMBC leaders tell Technical.ly how the program has grown at the Catonsville campus.

The ethical hackers at Independent Security Evaluators look to find flaws so attackers don't have the chance.

Wi-Charge developed tech to provide a new way to bring power to devices. Now the Israel-based company is seeking to grow with smart home devices, said Baltimore-based CMO Yuval Boger.

The senior software engineer and software developer interview each other about their stacks, mentorship, technical challenges and more.

The worldwide competition's regional event was held March 9 at Green Street Academy. Here's who will be moving on to the finals.