ALTERNATIVE BAND, COLD, ROCKS FOUNTAINHEAD COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
October 20, 2005

KNOXVILLE, TN (October 20, 2005) - Fountainhead College of Technology gave back to students and the community recently as they hosted a concert to kick off their upcoming CyberNight Open House Tuesday, October 25th. Cold, a Jacksonville, Florida-based alternative metal band, held a private concert for 40 lucky ticket winners. Winners were able to hang out with the band members, enjoy a free performance and get a preview of CyberNight.

In town for a concert at Blue Cats, Cold agreed to play a private 94.3 The X Session concert at Fountainhead College of Technology.

"We wanted to do something to say thank you to the community and students for supporting Fountainhead," commented Richard Rackley, president of Fountainhead College of Technology. "This was a great way to get everyone excited about CyberNight Open House and to celebrate Cybersecurity Awareness Month."

About Fountainhead College of Technology
Fountainhead College of Technology focuses on providing over 230 students annually with the most advanced technology information and training through a 16-month program structure. The college offers both Associate and Bachelor Degree programs in Electronic Technology, Computer Programming, Information Technology, Website Development, Network Security and Forensics and Technical Management.

Fountainhead College of Technology was founded in 1947 as Tennessee Institute of Electronics to prepare graduates for employment as electronic technicians. The college was awarded accreditation in 1967 by the National Association of Trade and Technical Schools, now the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology. The college was founded in 1947, is located on Tazewell Pike in Fountain City and was formerly Tennessee Institute of Electronics. It offers bachelor degrees in network security & forensics and technical management, as well as associate degrees in computer programming, website development, information technology and electronics engineering.

About Fountainhead College of Technology's (FCT) Center for Information Assurance & Cybersecurity Training (IACT)

Fountainhead College of Technology, formerly Tennessee Institute of Electronics, was founded in 1947 and is committed to using it resources to significantly contribute to efforts to secure the nation's critical infrastructure. In 1999 the college began offering an associate's degree in Information Technology with curriculum developed to include information security training. In 2002 the college began development of a baccalaureate degree in Network Security and Forensics; and in 2003 Fountainhead College of Technology became the first college in the southeast to offer a computer security focused baccalaureate degree. The mission of the IACT center is to develop and maintain a strong information assurance curriculum that adheres to national standards, and to also address the cybersecurity needs of the community by offering training and support for Fountainhead College of Technology students, staff, and faculty; local law enforcement; government agencies; and information technology professionals.

For more information, please visit the official IACT website at: http://www.iawire.org, or contact Tammy Alexander, Program Coordinator at tam@iawire.org.