Volunteers
Competition Industry Advisory Board (CIAB) and Volunteers
The Competition Industry Advisory Board (CIAB) is a group of Industry, Academia and Government subject matter experts with the task of architecting and operating each yearly Midwest Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (MWCCDC) and also establishing guidance and support to state operating entities. The CIAB includes the following individuals:
Cyber Exercise & Competition Industry Advisory Board (CIAB) | |
Name | Organization |
Alan Greenberg | Boeing Corporation |
Bob Schoenherr | Cisco Systems, Inc. |
Bob Thomas | DHS / FEMA |
Bruce Lindberg | CSITS |
Doug Huber | Loraine County Community College |
Frank Frydrych | Dell SecureWorks, Inc. |
Greg Pangrazi | Huron Consulting Group |
Ken Rowe | University of Illinois |
James Lewis | Washtenaw Community College |
Michael A. Davis | Savid Technologies, Inc. |
Rudy Ristich | Dell SecureWorks, Inc. |
Steve Fall | Polk |
Tim Flug | Inver Hills Community College |
CSSIA CIAB Representatives | |
David Durkee | CSSIA CIAB Chair |
Erich Spengler | CSSIA Director/PI |
Ginny Swyndroski | CSSIA Business and Hospitality |
| Lynn Dohm | CSSIA Communication Coordination |
In 2012, the Center for Systems Security and Information Assurance (CSSIA) at Moraine Valley Community College, Palos Hills, Illinois is hosting the Midwest Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition as a two-day event taking place March 16th & 17th, 2012. The winning teams from the 2012 Collegiate Cyber Defense Regional Competitions will converge to the National CCDC in San Antonio to test their security skills against a host of adversaries ranging from troublesome employees, unreasonable management, and a professional Red Team in the annual National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition.
Volunteers
The competition begins at noon on a Friday and runs through the weekend ending with an award ceremony on Sunday afternoon. CSSIA is in need of volunteers to act as "White Team" judges for this event. White team judges observe the competition, ensure team compliance with the rules, and handle simple tasks such as scoring scripted business events during the competition. This is an excellent opportunity to meet and help train our next generation of cyber defenders. Volunteers can serve for a single day, multiple days, or for the entire competition. To ease scheduling and the familiarization process we ask volunteers to cover a 3 hour block of time when possible.
If you would like to become a sponsor, volunteer, or if you would like more information, please contact David Durkee at ddurkee14@oh.rr.com or 440-488-0331.
Team Resource Access
Injects and Scoring
Illinois CCDC
Indiana CCDC
Iowa CCDC
Michigan CCDC
Ohio CCDC
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The CSSIA Virtualization Data Center (CVDC) powers the State and Regional CCDC Competition Stadiums and various learning laboratories. This state of the art environment uses the latest technologies. Here is the research and development rack that prototypes the competition environment.