RITSEC
RITSEC means this
What is the RIT Security Club?
These people can attend WiCyS
Who is ANYONE?
What is the Quarter Mile?
This is a secret word or phrase used to log into an account
What is a password?
This short document is often handed out at career fairs to summarize your skills and experience
What is a resume?
RITSEC general meetings are at this time
What are Fridays, 12- 4 PM?
WiCyS meets at this time and place
When/Where is Mondays from 4-5 PM in 70-2750?
RIT Mascot is known by this name
Who is Richie the Tiger?
This type of attack tricks users into clicking fake links or giving away personal information
What is phishing?
In 2012, this school became the first university in the United States to establish an academic department solely dedicated to computing and cybersecurity.
What is RIT?
3 IGs are
What are.... [3 IG Names]?
You need this number of sign-ins to be active
What is 5 sign-ins per school year?
This group consistently has free popcorn on campus
What is Student Government?
This security tool blocks or filters network traffic based on rules
What is a firewall?
This authentication method adds a second step beyond a password, often through an app, text, or security key
What is multi-factor authentication / MFA?
The RITSEC president is named this
Who is Leah Kvares?
3 Conferences WiCyS Sponsors/Attends
What are RSS, WiCyS 2027, and BSidesROC?
RIT is nationally known for this type of work experience program
What is a co-op?
This attack intercepts communication between two parties, allowing the attacker to secretly read or alter the data being exchanged
What is a man-in-the-middle attack?
This annual cybersecurity competition challenges students to defend systems while keeping services running
What is the Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC)?
RITSEC total IG count
What is 12 IGs?
E-Board Names
Who are Abi, Tori, Grace, Anny, and Esha?
RIT’s main campus address is on this drive
What is Lomb Memorial Drive?
This security model assumes no user, device, or network should be trusted by default, even if it is already inside the organization.
What is Zero Trust?
This federal framework is commonly used to organize cybersecurity controls around Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover
What is the NIST Cybersecurity Framework?