Cyber Safety Events

Cyber Quests are a series of fun but challenging on-line competitions allowing participants to demonstrate their knowledge in a variety of information security realms. Each quest features an artifact for analysis, along with a series of quiz questions. Some quests focus on a potentially vulnerable sample web server as the artifact, challenging participants to identify its flaws using vulnerability analysis skills. Other quests are focused around forensic analysis, packet capture analysis, and more. The quests have varying levels of difficulty and complexity, with some quests geared toward beginners, while others include more intermediate and ultimately advanced material.

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Cyber Hui Facebook  for Hawaii’s Latest CyberPatriot News

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Cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts are invited to attend the ISSA Hawaii Chapter’s monthly luncheon.  Event details to be announced.

The 2018 Onizuka Day of Exploration Aloha Council Makahiki will be held on April 28, 2018 at the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall.  Last year’s Makahiki-Onizuka Day of Exploration was a wonderful celebration of scouting, with a crowd of 7,312 joining in on the fun!  This year’s event will keep with the STEM theme that was such an incredible hit with the public.

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The Hawaii CyberPatriot Season X Recognition Ceremony will be held Saturday, April 28, 2018 from 9:30am to 12:00 pm at the Sacred Hearts Academy Auditorium at 3253 Waialae Ave in Honolulu. This ceremony will recognize the accomplishments of our CyberPatriot teams during the 2017-2018 Season X.

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PyHawaii meetup website

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Cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts are invited to attend the ISSA Hawaii Chapter’s monthly luncheon.  Event details to be announced.

Cybersecurity professionals, students and enthusiasts are invited to attend the (ISC)2 Hawaii Chapter’s monthly membership meeting.  The guest speaker is Clyde Sonobe who will be presenting on CyberHawaii.

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Come join us for May’s WetWare Wednesday, venue to be announced.

Students! This is a great opportunity to meet with people in the tech community and industry—start growing your network now!

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Hacker Highschool will be offering a week-long course on advance cyber security for teens at Mililani High School from 4 June 2018 through 8 June 2018. This intense class is targeted at those high school students who demonstrate a high degree of understanding in the fields of cyber security. This class is for your best and brightest who will be the leaders in CyberPatriot, GenCyber, and the real world.

Hacker Highschool would like all high schools to have their CyberPatriot coaches select students for this class. Seating is limited to 30 students total at this time.

This event is sponsored by Hacker Highschool, Mililani High School, Cyber Hui and (ISC)2 Hawaii Chapter.

GenCyber beginner and intermediate camps are being offered at Honolulu Community College.  These FREE camps focus on engaging learners with sound cybersecurity principles and teaching technique.  There are a limited number of seats so don’t miss this chance, register today!

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A GenCyber beginner camp is being offered at University of Hawai‘i Maui College.  This FREE camp will focus on engaging learners with sound cybersecurity principles and teaching technique.  There are a limited number of seats so don’t miss this chance, register today!

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PyHawaii meetup website

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Cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts are invited to attend the ISSA Hawaii Chapter’s monthly luncheon.  Event details to be announced.

PyHawaii meetup website

Cybersecurity professionals, students and enthusiasts are invited to attend the (ISC)2 Hawaii Chapter’s monthly membership meeting.  Meeting agenda will be released prior to this event.

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Come join us for June’s WetWare Wednesday, venue to be announced.

Students! This is a great opportunity to meet with people in the tech community and industry—start growing your network now!

PyHawaii meetup website

A GenCyber intermediate camp is being offered at Waipahu High School.  This FREE camp will focus on engaging learners with sound cybersecurity principles and teaching technique.  There are a limited number of seats so don’t miss this chance, register today!

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Shakacon is Hawaii’s only Call for Paper based IT security  conference with speakers and attendees participating from around the globe.  Shakacon is a unique and intimate security conference where industry, government, academia, and independent experts gather together to share knowledge and experiences in one of the most beautiful places on Earth.  This is a fee-based event.

A GenCyber beginner camp is being offered at Kaua‘i Community College.  This FREE camp will focus on engaging learners with sound cybersecurity principles and teaching technique.  There are a limited number of seats so don’t miss this chance, register today!

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PyHawaii meetup website

Cybersecurity professionals, students and enthusiasts are invited to attend the (ISC)2 Hawaii Chapter’s monthly membership meeting.  Meeting agenda will be released prior to this event.

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Cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts are invited to attend the ISSA Hawaii Chapter’s monthly luncheon.  Event details to be announced prior to this event.

A GenCyber beginner camp is being offered at Hawai‘i Community College.  This FREE camp will focus on engaging learners with sound cybersecurity principles and teaching technique.  There are a limited number of seats so don’t miss this chance, register today!

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Come join us for July’s WetWare Wednesday, venue to be announced.

Students! This is a great opportunity to meet with people in the tech community and industry—start growing your network now!

PyHawaii meetup website

PyHawaii meetup website

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Cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts are invited to attend the ISSA Hawaii Chapter’s monthly luncheon.  Event details to be announced prior to this event.

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Come join us for August’s WetWare Wednesday, venue to be announced.

Students! This is a great opportunity to meet with people in the tech community and industry—start growing your network now!

Ho`o Maka`ala website

On August 28 and 29, Hawaii State Department of Defense will host Ho`o Maka`ala – Cyber Exercise at the Hawaii Convention Center. We want federal, state, local, private and public sectors to be “Ever Vigilant”, ensuring their systems and networks can withstand the myriad of cyber threats they are facing daily.

The exercise will bring together representatives from all 16 critical infrastructure sectors regardless of size across the state of Hawaii to be strong and withstand the threats against their internal system. We want to impress amongst agencies the need for a Cyber Incident Plan and to have an Incident Action Plan in the event something does impact the agency’s systems/network. Is your staff cognizant of what to do, who to contact and actions to take if there is a problem?

With the different agencies represented we hope to recommend resources to help develop agency plans

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The NYU Tandon School of Engineering Cyber Security Awareness Week (CSAW) Capture the Flag (CTF) is an annual international cybersecurity competition where teams tackle problems in a series of real-world scenarios modeling various computer security problems. To succeed, teams must demonstrate a profound understanding of the roles and ramifications of cyber security in these situations.

Because the challenges are designed to teach, CTF requires contestants to integrate concepts, develop skills, and learn to hack as they go. Finalists compete on-site at one of four international CSAW locations, vying for the coveted top-three places.

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PyHawaii meetup website

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Cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts are invited to attend the ISSA Hawaii Chapter’s monthly luncheon.  Event details to be announced prior to this event.

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Come join us for September’s WetWare Wednesday, venue to be announced.

Students! This is a great opportunity to meet with people in the tech community and industry—start growing your network now!

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Come join us for October’s WetWare Wednesday, venue to be announced.

Students! This is a great opportunity to meet with people in the tech community and industry—start growing your network now!

The NYU Tandon School of Engineering Cyber Security Awareness Week (CSAW) Capture the Flag (CTF) is an annual international cybersecurity competition where teams tackle problems in a series of real-world scenarios modeling various computer security problems. To succeed, teams must demonstrate a profound understanding of the roles and ramifications of cyber security in these situations.

Following the Qualification Round during September 14-16, finalist compete on-site at one of four international CSAW locations, vying for the coveted top-three places.

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Cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts are invited to attend the ISSA Hawaii Chapter’s monthly luncheon.  Event details to be announced prior to this event.

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Come join us for November’s WetWare Wednesday, venue to be announced.

Students! This is a great opportunity to meet with people in the tech community and industry—start growing your network now!

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Come join us for December’s WetWare Wednesday, venue to be announced.

Students! This is a great opportunity to meet with people in the tech community and industry—start growing your network now!