A little bit of my background, I have been teaching cybersecurity for about 15 years now and have taught on both sides of the Atlantic, educational levels from Masters to Sophomores at high school. No matter where I have taught, there is one thing that I’ve always noticed, girls are very rare in a mixed … Continue reading What I Learned from Teaching Cyber at an All Girls High School
Working on our 2020 Summer Camp Challenge - Metadata? Here's some pro-tips. Image metadata includes details relevant to the image itself as well as information about its production. Some metadata is generated automatically by the device capturing the image. Various tools exist to display and manipulate Image Metadata. Exiftool is a good command line tool … Continue reading Summer Camp 2020 – Metadata
Please let me start this blog by saying these are my personal views of the various competitions and in no way reflect the opinions of Cyber Skyline or the National Cyber League (NCL) or any of the other Player Ambassadors for that matter. As an educator, I tend to have a slightly different take on the … Continue reading The Pros and Cons of Different Cyber Competitions for High School Students
My journey is not the usual one, to this date I have never ‘competed’ in the National Cyber League (NCL). I have used the Cyber Skyline professional subscription to learn the ropes but my experience comes solely as a coach. The high school where I teach has had an active cybersecurity team for a while … Continue reading Why I Became a Player Ambassador – Fred
Introduction To give this blog post a little back story, I was lucky enough to inherit a small six-person CyberPatriot team, so the initial groundwork for the ‘team’ was in place but over the past seven years. Now the team has expanded in numbers and in the array of competitions we compete in. High school … Continue reading How to Infuse a Culture of Fun into Your Cyber Team
