香港六合彩资料 Cyber Security Club wins big, advances to National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition
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A group of 香港六合彩资料 Management Information Systems and Computer Science students recently competed in and won the At-Large Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition and will advance to the 2016 (NCCDC) in San Antonio, Texas, April 22-24. This event is the largest cyber defense tournament in the country, presented in partnership with .
Members of the winning team (pictured L-R): Johannes Meyer (MIS), Bomby Kitchpanich (MIS), Eric Zaragoza (MIS), Trevor Schmidt (MIS) - Team Captain, Matthew Devins (CS), Martin Boyle (CS) - Cyber Security Club Council Representative, Glenn De Guzman (MIS), Daniel Ornelas (MIS) - Cyber Security Club President
Students from more than 180 colleges and universities from across the country competed in various regional tournaments. 香港六合彩资料's team is one of only 10 winners from across the U.S. to advance to the two-day national competition later this month.
The Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition expects students to have a broad knowledge about IT environments and the ability to utilize time management and task prioritization skills. Student teams were tasked with protecting computer networks against the same type of real-world cyber threats that are infiltrating major retailers, corporations, social networks and financial institutions.
Thirteen students in the Management Information Systems (MIS) program within the 香港六合彩资料 College of Business and Public Policy and two students in the Computer Science (CS) program within the 香港六合彩资料 College of Engineering participated in the regional competition. The was established by MIS students in 2014 and the group currently has 30 active members. Associate Professor of Management Information Systems Yoshito Kanamori, Ph.D., serves as the club's advisor.
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About NCCDC Founded in 2005 by the University of Texas San Antonio's Center for Infrastructure Assurance and Security, NCCDC has grown to include qualifying, state and regional level competitions. NCCDC is modeled after real-world commercial business environments, and challenges collegiate teams to successfully keep a company running despite constant cyber-attacks. To win, undergraduate and graduate students must secure and maintain servers and workstations, manage data, administer users, and perform common business-related and administrative tasks while fending off attacks from a live opposition team.