Do you want to get your hands on leading edge cyber security technologies while collaborating in an innovative, fast moving club ? If so, join the HU Cyber Security Enthusiasts club by contacting cerc@howard.edu .
On February 23rd from 12 – 4pm , PwC will host a ‘Capture the Flag’ competition for Howard Information Systems and Computer Science students. Prepare by dowloading Kail Linux and completing the following survey to RSVP (link):
Join us for the ‘Darknet and Business‘ MeetUp presented by 2ndLt Tom Hader (Intelligence Officer, US Marine Corp). This session will highlight the some of dangers of the Dark Web and how our intelligence professionals respond. The meetup will be held in the Howard University Business School in room 200. Register at this link.
On Feb. 1st and 15th (Fridays) – from 12-2 in School of Business (room 549) senior IS majors will tudor students on getting started with Kali/Linux and what to expect in a Capture-the-Flag competition. Its a great opportunity to learn new skills.
The HU Cybersecurity Education & Research Center (aka ‘HU Business Cyber Center’) needs student interns to support the social media channels, training programs, and the cyber lab. Click here for more information. Contact cerc@howard.edu with questions.
The HU CERC (aka ‘HU Business Cyber Center’) is here to help you acquire relevent skills in CyberSecurity. Join us on January 22nd from 12pm – 1:30pm in room #419 to discuss your interests and brainstorm on how the center can best deliver value. This is great opportunity to learn more about cyber, make contacts and plan upcoming MeetUps. Refreshments will be served.
Lockheed Martin is hosting a virtual Resume & Interview Skills workshop on January 28th from 6:00-7:30pm in preparation for the BEYA STEM conference in early February. Register at this link:
Howard University’s 2nd Annual CyberDay will be on March 29th (9am – 1pm). Registration is open (click here ).
Congratulations to the 11 Howard University students that particpated in the National Cyber League (NCL) competition in October, 2018. The NCL is a defensive and offensive puzzle-based, capture-the-flag style cybersecurity competition that helps students prepare themselves for the cybersecurity workforce.
