1. SENSE Stevens Exercise in Network Security Enhancement Students innovating in the field of cybersecurity. Ilya ChalytNicholas Egebo Kevin LynchBrandon Philips

2. Objectives Get students interested and working in a network security environment Foster a sense of competition Develop expertise in network security Take advantage of faculty expertise in cybersecurity Establish a sandbox for cybersecurity (specifically network related) research

3. Contest Overview Set of teams competing against each other for control of target server A team is several students and a team leader 24 hour competition each week Two part process:  Attack – Take control of server to score  Defend – Protect server from other teams Weekly point tallying

4. Basic Layout

5. Requirements Competition Server User Simulators  May be used to monitor Training of team leaders

6. The Contest: Rules 1. User services always accessible and properly functioning 2. Attacking cannot interfere with usage 3. No third-party applications 4. Scoring only takes place during allotted time period

7. Competition Mechanics Points awarded for holding server  Status reports in digital and paper mediums Points only awarded in attack window Penalties  Disrupting user services  Disrupting scoring mechanism

8. Contest Organization Judges Users  Stevens students  Virtual users Teams Advisors

9. Recognition Awards presented at end of semester Hold points determines placement Possible weekly prizes