Loyola Blakefield Cyber Challenge
The Loyola Blakefield Cyber Science & Informatics (LBCSI) Program is excited to announce its 5th Annual Loyola Blakefield Cyber Challenge (LBC2). The event will be held both online and in-person at Loyola Blakefield on Saturday, March 26, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 pm. EST.
This student-run competition is free and open to all students (grades 8–12) and high school Cyber programs throughout the United States. All students interested or curious in computers or cybersecurity, regardless of experience or skill-level, are encouraged to participate.
Students will compete in both image-based challenges and Capture the Flag challenges. There will also be in-person and virtual mentors to support and work with students.
If you have interest in supporting the competition as a sponsor or virtual or in-person mentor, please email our Director of Cyber Science Steve Morrill at smorrill@loyolablakefield.org.
For more information and to register a team, please visit the LBC2 website.
This student-run competition is free and open to all students (grades 8–12) and high school Cyber programs throughout the United States. All students interested or curious in computers or cybersecurity, regardless of experience or skill-level, are encouraged to participate.
Students will compete in both image-based challenges and Capture the Flag challenges. There will also be in-person and virtual mentors to support and work with students.
If you have interest in supporting the competition as a sponsor or virtual or in-person mentor, please email our Director of Cyber Science Steve Morrill at smorrill@loyolablakefield.org.
For more information and to register a team, please visit the LBC2 website.
