The camp is entirely free for all high school students in Colorado and provides hands-on learning with free Raspberry Pi kits and virtual labs.
The CU Denver GenCyber Summer Camp offers high school students an immersive, hands-on experience in cybersecurity. Participants engage in activities and games that explore various facets of the field, including ethical hacking, social engineering, computer and digital forensics, networking fundamentals, cyber threats, and online safety. The curriculum also delves into cybersecurity careers and ethical considerations within the cyber domain. Students will gain practical skills by configuring Raspberry Pi kits and Kali Linux for penetration testing, learning to identify different types of social engineering attacks, and understanding how to protect personally identifiable information online. The camp aims to educate the next generation of cybersecurity professionals and foster good digital citizenship.
A typical day involves hands-on exercises and games exploring cybersecurity topics such as ethical hacking, social engineering, computer systems, networking concepts, and digital forensics.
This camp is ideal for high school students in Colorado who are curious about cybersecurity and want to gain practical, hands-on experience with no prior knowledge required.
1201 Larimer Street, Denver, CO 80204
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