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Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking · 🏫 University of Washington

Cyber Defender: Ethical Hacking

The program offers a live, interactive university-style learning experience delivered online, backed by top universities and focusing on real-world skill development.

🔥 High School 🕒 2-week Virtual Camp Online Beginner-friendly 💰 $995–$1,445 total
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About this camp

Students in the Cyber Defender: Ethical Hacking camp will immerse themselves in the world of cybersecurity, adopting the mindset of an ethical hacker. The program focuses on practical skills, teaching participants how cybersecurity experts identify and neutralize real-world threats. Through hands-on activities, students will learn to uncover vulnerabilities in simulated systems and implement robust security measures to protect them from cyberattacks. Key activities include conducting vulnerability assessments and performing penetration testing to identify weaknesses before they can be exploited. By the end of the course, students will have developed strategies to counter cyber threats and will complete a final project involving a full vulnerability assessment and penetration test on a simulated network environment, showcasing their ability to fortify digital systems.

What a typical day looks like

A typical day involves instructor-led online sessions where teens collaborate, build real projects, and engage in university-style learning. For on-campus programs, classes run from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, including a one-hour lunch break.

Best suited for

This course is ideal for high school students (ages 13-18) curious about cybersecurity and ethical hacking, with an interest in problem-solving and technology.

What you'll learn

Cybersecurity principles Ethical hacking tools and methods Vulnerability assessments Penetration testing Countering cyber threats Securing simulated systems

Location

Online

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