Each year, Pitt Cyber, in partnership with Pitt Information Technology, hosts the Air Force Association CyberCamp. This week-long camp is free and open to high school students and teaches cybersecurity principles, skills, and future career opportunities.
The CyberCamp and its commitment to building a strong pipeline of cybersecurity professionals was highlighted recently by the White House.
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The camp is designed for a range of technical skill levels, including introductory digital literacy, and is focused on systems security and cyber ethics. Taught by cybersecurity professionals from the University of Pittsburgh and elsewhere, students learn in-demand skills like cyber hygiene, Windows and Ubuntu system administration, and more. The camp concludes with students competing to find and fix vulnerabilities in a virtual machine environment.
The Standard and Advanced Camps run concurrently. If you are unsure which is right for you, please visit our FAQ page.
If you have additional questions about the CyberCamp, visit our FAQ Page or email the camp director at afacamp@pitt.edu.