Transcript CyberPatriot SoCalCCCC WASTC Winter 2017 - ICT-DM

SoCal Cybersecurity
Community College Consortium
CyberPatriot Cyber Defense Competition
Winter 2017 ICT Educator’s Conference
SoCalCCCC
Southern California Cybersecurity Community College Consortium
http://www.socalcccc.org
CyberPatriot Competition Overview
National competition
High schools and middle schools
Teams of 2-5 students + coach + mentor
Multiple teams allowed per school
Registration approx $195 per team
❏ DEFEND Computers
❏ Score points by fixing the system
❏ Windows Desktop and Server
❏ Ubuntu Linux
❏ Forensics challenge within OS
❏ Cisco Networking
CyberPatriot Team Overview
Teams
2 to 5 students from the same school
may also have 1 alternate
Coach
Adult
Often teacher
Can have up to 5 teams
Mentors to help with training
College students
Professionals
Orange County Teams for 2015-2016
Orange County Teams for 2016-2017
College Involvement
Establish pathways for K12 through to college and
cyber professions
Educate students about
cybersecurity practices
Encourage enrollment in
cybersecurity courses
Getting Started
Find a champion for your school to
manage the team
Find support at your school and
funding sources from industry
Find training through the CP
mentor network and local partners
Practice, Practice, Practice!
College & K-12 CyberPatriot Process
Contact middle
schools & high
schools to find
coaches/teams
Work with coaches
to register teams
Coaches and
mentors train
students to prepare
for competition
Hold training &
competition events
at college campus
Event Days
Practice & Training
- 3 hours of training for students and coaches
- 3 hours of competition practice
- Wrap up with answers and student discussion
Competition Days
- 6 hours of competition for students
- Training for coaches
- Q & A for coaches
Funding
Sources
● Deputy Sector Navigator
● Industry sponsors
● Professional organizations
Usage
● Coastline Community College used grant funding for laptops, facilities,
registration, food, mentors
● Cypress College used grant funding for training
Sustainability
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Funding
Support
Volunteers
Coaches
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Training Images
NetLab
Mentors
Local competitions
Statewide competition
Lessons Learned
Grows quickly!
Technical challenges
● NetLab login
● Missing common login
● Antiquated equipment
The kids have a
Example Forensic Question:
High School (Open) Tiers and Advancement
High School (All Service) Tiers and Advancement
Middle School Advancement
2016-2017 CP IX Rounds Breakdown
Windows Desktop & Server Training
VMware Player Shortcuts
Windows Shortcuts (*.msc)
Commands from cmd.exe
Control Panel Options
Hosts File
Remote Desktop
“Bad Files”
Scheduled Tasks
Windows Updates
Shares
Startup
Installed Programs
Installed Features
Firewall
Local Users & Groups
Local Sec. Policy: Password
Local Sec. Policy: Account Lockout
Local Sec. Policy: Audit
Local Sec. Policy: User Rights Assign.
Local Sec. Policy: Security Options
Services
Tools
Event Viewer
Windows Server Features
Windows Server Roles
Linux (Ubuntu) Training
Linux Keyboard Shortcuts
Linux Terminal Commands
System Settings (Control Panel)
Hosts File
Remote Desktop
“Bad Files”
Cron Jobs (Scheduled Tasks)
Updates
Shares
Startup
Installed Programs
Firewall
Local Users
Local Groups
Password Policy
Daemons (Services)
FTP Server Configuration
SSH Server Configuration
Tools
Logs
Cisco Networking Modules
1. Intro to Networking (ITN Ch. 1&2)
2. Network Protocols & Communications (ITN Ch. 3)
3. IP Addressing (ITN Ch. 7)
4. Subnetting IP Networks (ITN Ch. 8)
5. Intro to Switched Networks (RSE Ch. 1)
6. Basic Switching Concepts and Configuration (RSE Ch. 2)
7. VLANs (RSE Ch. 3)
8. Routing Concepts (RSE Ch. 4)
9. Inter-VLAN Routing (RSE Ch. 5)
10.Static Routing (RSE Ch. 6)
Cisco Networking Modules
11.Routing Dynamically (RSE Ch. 7)
12.Single-Area OSPF (RSE Ch. 8)
13.Access Control List (RSE Ch. 9)
14.DHCP (RSE Ch. 10)
15.Network Address Translation for IPv4 (RSE Ch. 11)
16.Securing Network Devices (CCNA Sec. Ch. 2)
17.Authentication, Authorization, Accounting (CCNA Sec. Ch. 3)
18.Implementing Virtual Private Networks (RSE Ch. 8)
19.Implementing Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (CCNA Sec. Ch. 9)
Q&A
Contact Info
CIS Instructor
Tobi West, CISSP, CCFE
[email protected]
www.linkedin.com/in/tobiwest
CIS Instructor
Irvin Lemus
[email protected]
www.socalcccc.org
http://cp.ict-dm.net