Details: The SJSU Cyber Intelligence and Security Club is hosting a cybersecurity presentation, featuring two members from the FBI San Francisco Field Office! The event topics include: information about the FBI, job opportunities, and recruitment.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month – observed every October – was developed with the purpose of raising awareness about the importance of cybersecurity and ensure that all individuals and organizations have the information and tools they need to be safer and more secure.
This year, our campus is focusing on the next generation of security through AI usage. Cybersecurity can seem overwhelming, but remember, there are many ways to keep your data and online presence protected. Whether on the job, at home or at school, you can make a huge difference – now and in the future.
Throughout the month of October, SJSU will host events that include guest speakers and contests with swags and prizes. Please see our NCSAM page for more event and resource information!
Learn how to (ethically) break the websites you use every day!
Learn the basics of Burp Suite and the inner workings of HTTP servers. Work through security flaws in a group, find vulnerabilities in action, learn how to make safer websites.
Meeting Bi-Weekly starting Thursday the 26th of September! No prior experience needed! Bring your laptop and a hacker mindset.
The National Cybersecurity Training and Education (NCyTE) Center and the Centers of Academic Excellence (CAE) in Cybersecurity Community are hosting the eighth annual National Cybersecurity Virtual Career Fair.
Where it asks for university affiliation, San Jose State University is listed at the bottom.
You are required to upload your resume, so make sure it is ready to go (e.g., proofread). Try to stick to one page, no more than two pages depending on projects/extracurricular activities.
Details: A team-based hackathon will be hosted on campus, in collaboration with SJSU IT and the SJSU Cyber Intelligence and Security Club. Any CSU student is eligible to participate.
Steve Shirley has over over 44 years experience in the Information Technology field, with over 12 years experience in healthcare as the Vice President Information Technology and Chief Information Officer for Parkview Medical Center in Pueblo, Colorado. He led a dedicated team of IT Professionals in support of the mission and strategic plan of the hospital.
He holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Colorado State University – Pueblo, a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Mathematics and an Associates of Applied Science degree in Computer Science Technology, both from the University of Southern Colorado. He is also a graduate of the Graduate School of Banking at the University of Colorado.
RSAC College Day: Fostering the Next Generation in Cybersecurity
When: Thursday, May 9, 2024 Where: Moscone Center, San Francisco Who: Current College Students and 2023 Graduates Cost: Free
It’s estimated that there are more than 3.5 million unfilled cybersecurity jobs across the globe, according to Cybersecurity Ventures. And the number of bad guys isn’t exactly decreasing, either. That’s why we need you, aspiring cybersecurity professionals.
RSA Conference is the world’s largest cybersecurity event and the meeting point for cybersecurity’s most accomplished innovators and experts. So, whether you’re a current student or recent 2023 graduate, our annual College Day is the place to explore this field, hear from the best, and gain insight into what’s next, who’s hiring, and even get your resume reviewed.
You’ll receive a free, one-day pass for Thursday, May 9 that gives you access to dozens of sessions and keynotes plus two tailored experiences just for you.
Learning Labs and Birds of a Feather are not open to RSAC College Day Pass holders. The Closing Celebration is open to all pass types. Priority will be given to Full Conference Pass and Expo Plus Pass holders, with limited seating available for College Day Pass and Expo Pass holders.
Participation Requirements
RSA Conference requires all students attending RSAC College Day to show proof of current student status by doing one of the following.
Register using an .edu email address
Provide a copy of current class schedule with valid student ID or proof of 2023 graduation.
SJSU’s Cyber Intelligence and Security Club will be hosting a hackathon on March 30th 1:00 p.m. PST via Zoom. The hackathon is free and open to all San Jose State University Students.
Participants will use KC7, an online game, and be fully immersed in the role of a cybersecurity analyst as they work with real analytical tools, such as Azure Data Explorer and Kusto Query Language, to solve cybersecurity challenges. Participants will be competing against each other in teams of 3-5 to win the competition!
No experience in hacking is necessary. Just interest in cybersecurity!
Register now by completing the following form. Additional information will be emailed to registered participants.
For more information, please feel free to contact Dr. Tonia San Nicolas-Rocca, Associate Professor in the School of Information. Email address is tonia.sannicolas-rocca@sjsu.edu.