Information Systems and Internet Security Laboratory Kevin Chung

Cyber Security Big part of NYU-Poly Masters Program ASPIRE program Cyber Security oriented events ISIS Lab represents a student run facet of the education Provides an application focused environment to learn cyber security Run by highly technical students Well connected in the industry

Offense over Defense Primary focus is on offensive techniques Mentality is that offensive techniques impart knowledge about defense Focus on Binary Exploitation Reverse Engineering Web Security Forensics

Hack Night Weekly workshop on teaching practical offensive security Large focus on ethics Open to all students Open source content

Cyber Security Club Weekly lecture by industry professional Wide range of topics Often talks given at industry leading conferences DEFCON Schmoocon Wide range of topics Program Analysis RFID Security Office Hacking at Etsy

Cyber Security Awareness Week Set of competitions and a conference One of the largest Capture the Flag competitions High School Forensics competition Embedded Systems Challenge Industry sponsors DHS, Facebook, Intel, Microsoft, Github, Yahoo, NSA, Raytheon, etc.

Talent Shortage There is a massive shortage of talent Problems: Severe lack of pre-collegiate programming education Rewarding the wrong behaviors and traits College has a “find what to do” mentality instead of “learn how to do” College filled with asinine classes Holds back the talented

Resources online isisblogs.poly.edu github.com/isislab