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Passionate about connecting with others and helping our community, College of Western Idaho (CWI) invites all to participate in a variety of cybersecurity events and activities organized and sponsored by the College's Cyber Defense Center, partners, and other Center for Academic Excellence (CAE) designated colleges, universities, and institutions.
Upcoming CWI Events and Activities
Free Amazon Cybersecurity Awareness Training
Increase your awareness in cybersecurity by participating in a free, online training provided through Amazon. This training covers secure communication, data classification, phishing, physical security, social engineering, data privacy, third-party/application security, laptop standards, data protection, and acceptable use.
A certificate may be downloaded upon completion of the training.
Cybersecurity Awareness Training
- Basic cybersecurity threats, attacks, and mitigations
- Authentication and authorization in cybersecurity
- Network-based threats and mitigations
- Basic concepts of cybersecurity
CWI's Cybersecurity Training and Badge!
All New Cyber Trainings
CYBER TRAINING WORKSHOPS
By Appointment
Ada County Center Pintail Building
Individuals, businesses, and faculty are invited to join CWI's Cyber Defense Center for workshops covering an overview of cybersecurity content, an explanation of cybersecurity elements, and a discussion of the principles of good cyber hygiene. These workshops will also have lab elements to practice what is being delivered. You will be able to use content from these workshops both in your home and in your workplace. Those interested may set up a date and time for the delivery of these workshops by contacting at sarahoyt@cwi.edu or 208.562.2553.
Local Cyber Events & Activities
Copy of Lunch N' Learn / Networking / CyberSecurity and Your Business
- April 12 in Post Falls, ID
Cybersecurity Symposium
- April 17 – 19 in Coeur d'Alene, ID
Cybercrime & Ransomware: Trends & Actions
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April 24 in Boise, ID
ISSA Boise Infosec Conference
- April 25 in Boise, ID
INL's Consequence-driven Cyber-informed Engineering
- May 21 – 22 in Idaho Falls, ID
- Aug. 7 – 8 in Idaho Falls
- Sept. 11 – 12 in Idaho Falls, ID
Interface Boise
- Aug.22 in Boise, ID
Idaho National Laboratory Cyber Tech Day
- Sept. 10 in Idaho Falls, ID
B-Sides
- Sept. 21-22 in Idaho Falls
Cyber Job Fairs
Boise State
Cyber Defense Center Cybersecurity Events
Raspberry Pi Summer Camp
July 8 – 12 or July 15 – 19
Ada County Center Pintail Building
Registration
Join us for a five-day summer day camp and learn the basics of computing and cybersecurity. This program is designed for high school students to introduce them to the growing field of cybersecurity through hands-on activities. Campers will receive their own Raspberry Pi and learn the basics of programming, circuit design, and cyber-physical systems.
Campers will also get to interact with peers and mentors and explore the possibilities of a challenging and rewarding career path. On the last day of camp, campers will get to use their new skills to solve challenging puzzles and participate in a capture the flag activity facilitated by the Idaho National Laboratory. No prior knowledge or skills are required.
There is a $200 fee associated with this camp, which covers the cost of lunch and supplies each day. Scholarships are available for those in need. If you would like to participate in this scholarship opportunity, please reach out to sarahoyt@cwi.edu.
CYBER SUMMER CAMP
July 22 – 26
Ada County Center Pintail Building
Registration
Join CWI for Cyber Summer Camp! This week-long event is aimed at teaching high school students the basics of computing, cybersecurity, and information technology through hands-on experience.
This will be a five-day summer day camp where students will learn the basics of computing and cybersecurity. This program is designed for high school students to introduce them to the growing field of cybersecurity through hands-on activities.
Campers will also get to interact with peers and mentors and explore the possibilities of a challenging and rewarding career path. On the last day of camp, campers will get to use their new skills to solve challenging puzzles and participate in a capture the flag activity facilitated by the Idaho National Laboratory. No prior knowledge or skills are required.
There is a $200 fee associated with this camp, which covers the cost of lunch and supplies each day. Scholarships are available for those in need. If you would like to participate in this scholarship opportunity, please reach out to sarahoyt@cwi.edu.
Need More Info?
- MS, MBA
- Center of Academic Excellence - Cyber Defense Accreditation Alternate Point of Contact