Fire Talk Cyber Security Meetup (MUCG)

Detectware Security Group Consultants and ICT Faculty Members

Interaction with students after presentation on Computer Security Awareness - The Missing Link

Interaction with students after presentation

Fire Talk Cyber Security Meetup (UEW-Kumasi)

Apostle Elvis Akwa-Bonsu @UEW-Kumasi School of Technology Computer Lab

Forensics Lab Session (Imaging Disk, Disk Image Analysis and Report Writing)

Lab Session running Helix Live CD

Detectware Security Group Consultants and School of Technology Faculty Members

Interaction with Students and President of INFOTESS

Fire Talk Cyber Security Meetup (GIMPA-School of Technology)

Digital Forensic Presentation Using Helix Live CD, SANS-SIFT, Backtrack, DEFT

Inset Head Of Department

                                                After presentation at GIMPA School of Technology                                                  

Apostle Elvis Akwa-Bonsu's Lab Setup for Digital Forensic Presentation

Hands-On Lab Session

Capture the Flag Challenge

Lab Session

Fire Talk Cyber Security Meetup (GTUC)

Presentation on Cyber Security Awareness - The Missing Link

Participants from Faculty of Informatics, Engineering, and IT Business

Apostle Elvis Akwa-Bonsu, Head of Intelligence, Detectware Security Group

Apostle Elvis Akwa-Bonsu and Dean of Faculty of Informatics

Fire Talk Cyber Security Meetup (KNUST)

Fire Talk Presentation on Digital Forensics

Digital Forensics - Capture the Flag Challenge (CTF)

Presentation on Cryptography - The Science of Secrecy

Fire Talk Lab Session (Digital Forensics and Network Forensics)

Cyber Security Competitions

Building Tomorrow's Workforce

The nation's cyber infrastructure depends on well-trained professionals to support and protect its systems and networks from attacks. Detectware Security Group believes hand-on cyber competitions are a valuable learning method for all students, regardless of level. Cyber competitions are interactive, scenario-based events or exercises that help students develop and increase cybersecurity skills outside the traditional academic environment. Additional, cyber competitions provide a forum for networking and information sharing, which Detectware Security Group believe to be an integral platform for increasing the future ranks of cybersecurity professionals.

Lecturers: Start a Cyber Competition Team

Lecturers can boost their students' interest and skills in cybersecurity through coaching a cyber competition team. Competitions give students an opportunity to put what they've learned into practice as they work as a team to solve problems in a new learning format. These competitions foster talent in students who might otherwise not pursue cybersecurity opportunities.

Detectware-University Cyber Security Competition 2016 (DUCSC)

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  Detectware Security Group consultants creating the CTF challenges for the first DUCSC in 2016

• Capture the Flag ( forensics, cryptograpy,  boot2root, wireless, Packet Analysis)                   
• Detectware Cyber Security Quiz

It’s Not Just For Fun. It’s For Your Future

Get ready for the largest student-run cyber security event in the nation: a weekend of competitions, industry talks and events to prepare best-performing students with the skills and knowledge to shape the future of the industry.

Welcome to Capture the Flag (CTF).

Realistic offensive security competition that tests and teaches at the same time.

Students tackle problems in a series of real-world scenarios modeling all sorts of computer security problems where, to succeed, they must demonstrate a profound understanding of the roles and ramifications of cyber security in these situations.
Because the challenges are designed to teach, CTF requires contestants to integrate concepts, develop skills and learn to hack as they go. Undergraduate and Graduate finalists compete on-site for cash prizes, where their performance is judged by a panel of technical experts.
This will be a jeopardy style Capture the Flag event with challenges in various categories related to cyber security (Forensics, Network Forensics, Cryptography, Packet Analysis, Ethical Hacking)

Detectware-Universities Cyber Security Competition will be limited to 15 teams from selected Universities. Teams will consist of 1-5 students, with one team per university. All team openings are on a first come first serve basis. If multiple teams are received from the same university the second team will be put on a wait list.

Detectware Cyber Security Quiz

It's a trivia face-off for techies: a cyber security game show sponsored by Detectware

The DCS Quiz is a little like trivia, but a lot more intense. It's an academically-rigorous game show forging through a range of topics with humor and enthusiasm, from current events to the highly technical.

Network Security, Cryptography, Malware, Application & Web Security, Protocols & Programming, History, Current Events, Digital Forensics, Policy, Hardware, Control Systems, Internet of Things Etc.

In addition to a regular registration, please send an e-mail to bernard@detect-ware.net “Detectware-Universities Cyber Security Challenge” as a subject and including the following information:

• Name of Team
• University
• Professor/Dr.  name (and e-mail) - Mentor
• Team Leader (and e-mail)
• Team Members (and e-mails)