1. Cybersecurity Video Link
#1. “Cybersecurity Video Link” connects to the Cybersecurity 101 video. “PSA Video Link” connects to a public service announce video currently being run on 'Ōlelo---Geralynne is a CyberPatriot competitor.
Cybersecurity Video Link
PSA
Video Link

2. Hawaii’s GirlsGoCyberStart
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3. Cybersecurity as a Career
265,000 (US)/1.8 million (global): job gap by 2022
68% organizations: not enough security professionals
Average salary: $124,000
Job satisfaction: very satisfied
Unemployment rate: < 2%
Only ~10% are women
Day of Cyber (NSA)
#3. Slide point is cybersecurity students graduate from college (~2022), cybersecurity jobs will be in extremely high demand, will pay well and be very a very satisfying career---with great opportunities for women. Data from “(ISC) Global Information Security Workforce Study - Benchmarking Workforce Capacity and Response to Cyber Risk”
Click on the “Day of Cyber” link to see the video
(ISC) Global Information Security Workforce Study -
Benchmarking Workforce Capacity and Response to Cyber Risk

4. High School Cybersecurity Programs
School Year: CyberPatriot National Youth Cyber Defense Competition
106 middle and high school teams this year
Summer: UH/NSA/NSAF GenCyber
Programs held statewide during the summer
Summer: CyberCamps
Summer: Hacker High School (in works)
Cyber Hui Facebook
State CyberSafety Website
#4. Click on the CyberPatriot link to see the video

5. CyberStart – Last Summer
3,500 from 7 states participated in CyberStart
161 (~32 females) Hawaii students qualified/played
22 (1 female) won SANS $1,500 scholarships
63% have not done a CTF (CyberStart equiv) before
85% rated their experience as “Very Good-Excellent”
95% would like recommend to a friend as “Quite Likely-Extremely Likely”
Females made up only ~5% of players
Hawaii’s students did awesome!
Hawaii’s students did awesome!

7. #7-10. Make a point that CyberStart (and GirlsGoCyberStart) are fun to play and engaging

8. #7-10. Make a point that CyberStart (and GirlsGoCyberStart) are fun to play and engaging

9. #7-10. Make a point that CyberStart (and GirlsGoCyberStart) are fun to play and engaging

10. #7-10. Make a point that CyberStart (and GirlsGoCyberStart) are fun to play and engaging

11. #11. Picture from the CyberStart Recognition Ceremony with Gov Ige in the State Ceremonial Chamber at the Capitol
Governor Ige and SANS Institute Summer 2017 CyberStart Scholarship Winners

12. GirlsGoCyberStart is for you if…
You like solving puzzles
You are curious about cybersecurity
You like winning cool prizes
You are interested in saving the world

13. GirlsGoCyberStart - Who Can Play?
All Hawaii high school females
Enrolled in 9th, 10th, 11th or 12th grade at a public/private school/homeschool
Create a team (up to four team members from the same school)
Just need a computer and a good internet connection to play
Sign-up your team at: (Hurry as limited to first 10,000 girls)
Sign-up: January 29 thru February 16
Play: February 20-25
Win: Paid trips to Women in Cybersecurity Conference (Chicago), Chromebooks,
Chromebooks, pizza parties and more…

14. GirlsGoCyberStart – National Prizes (SANS)
Top 3 scoring teams overall:
Each team member: Trip to Wicys conference 2 nights/2days in Chicago + $100 Gift Certificate.
School: $2,000
Individual States 1st Prize:
Each team member: Chromebook + $50 Gift Certificate.
School: $1,500
Individual States 2nd Prize:
Each team member: Raspberry Pi with Touch Display + $50 Gift Certificate.
School: $1,000
Individual States 3rd Prize:
Each team member: Beats X Wireless Earphones + $50 Gift Certificate.
School: $500
All players:
Level achievement prizes: Girls Go CyberStart Pins for each level completed.
Category stickers: for every type of challenge category solved.

15. GirlsGoCyberStart – Exclusive Hawaii Prizes1 (Cyber Hui)
Top scoring Hawai team:
To be announced (based on island top scoring team is from)
Next two teams:
Pizza parties for team members and guests
Ice cream parties for team members and guests
All of the teams:
Cyber Hui lanyards2
Note1: Prizes will be awarded to Hawaii teams that do not receive prizes from SANS Institute
Note2: Available for pickup at the next Cyber Hui membership meeting
#15 – Top scoring prize is not announced as prize is dependent on which island the top scoring team is from as services differ with each state. Prize will be announced once the top scoring team is announced.

16. GirlsGoCyberStart – Q&A
Game of Cybersecurity challenges and discovery
Cryptography, Web Attacks, Forensics. Programming, Linux
Includes hints and helps along the way
Challenges get progressively more difficult as you advance
Use the internet liberally
Local contact for any GirlsGoCyberStart questions:
#16. Please add any additional bullets to better describe CyberStart to give a better description of GirlsGoCyberStart