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June 10-14, 2024

Learn how to defend yourself against identity theft, malware, and hackers

 

 

The Montana Cybersecurity Summer Initiative (CSI) camp is designed to introduce Montana middle school and high school students to the world of Cybersecurity.  We understand that there are risks in the world;  we lock our doors, are aware of our surroundings, and avoid dangerous behaviors, like going out in the snow without a coat. But what happens when you don't know the risks?  What happens when you are engaged in dangerous behavior online and you don't even know it?

Every time you log onto a computer or smartphone you can easily be a target of identity theft or ransomware. Cyber criminals attack everyone and the only way to protect yourself is to be aware of the risks you take when you are online. Learn how to protect yourself and others from these criminals!

Through games and other hands-on activities, our week-long, day camp will introduce you to Windows and the Linux systems.  You'll learn about how networks work, file management and how to ward off criminals!  We'll discuss cyber-hygiene and security techniques used by the top companies in the world.  And we'll even have a competition with great prizes at the end to see how well you can use these skills to keep yourself safe! Even if you have no knowledge about computers, it's a great way to learn new skills and techniques. 

Location: Gallatin College MSU east campus at 705 Osterman Drive in Bozeman

Dates/Time: June 10-14, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Qualifications: Participants must be Montana middle or high school students in grades 6-10; Parental consent required for those under 18

Cost: Free! Lunch is included.

Registration Deadline: June 1, 2024

Questions? Email: ronda.black@montana.edu

 

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