TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - We are all under constant attack from cyber criminals.

But that threat is also an opportunity for students at Pima Community College.

Gov. Katie Hobbs on Thursday announced a new partnership between the college and the state.

PCC gets equipment covered by the state, which gets paid interns who get real-world experience.

“This means everything to me. This is my career change here, and I want to help protect the country, the world, everybody,” said Christopher Shaw, an intern in a new cybersecurity partnership between PCC and the Arizona Department of Homeland Security.

Thursday’s announcement was held at the Cybersecurity Operations Center at PCC East.

“ We need to all work together as a community, community colleges, nonprofits, the government agencies, and

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