; (ii) National Guard units, as appropriate; (iii) entities associated with critical infrastructure or key resources; (iv) information sharing and analysis organizations; (v) public safety answering points; or (vi) nongovernmental organizations engaged in cybersecurity research as a formally designated information analysis and sharing organization. (D) Establishing programs, such as scholarships or apprenticeships, to provide financial assistance to State residents who— (i) pursue formal education, training, and industry-recognized certifications for careers in cybersecurity as identified by the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education; and (ii) commit to working for State government for a specified period of time. (h) Funding allocations (1) In general From any amount appropriated for a fiscal year that is not reserved for use by the Secretary in carrying out this section, the Secretary shall allocate the entire amount among the States (including the District of Columbia) eligible for grants under this section taking into consideration the factors specified in paragraph (2) and consistent with the following: (A) Allocations for the several States Of the amount subject to allocation, a funding allocation for any of such States shall be— (i) not less than 0.001 percent, with respect to an initial planning grant, and not more than 0.001 percent, with respect to any additional planning grants; and (ii) not less than 0.5 percent and not more than 3 percent, with respect to biennial implementation grants. (B) Allocations for the territories and possessions Of the amount subject to allocation, a funding allocation for any of the territories and possessions of the United States eligible for grants under this section shall be— (i) not less than 0.001 percent, with respect to an initial planning grant, and not more than 0.001 percent, with respect to any additional planning grant