Adrian Johnson
TLDR:
- Seton Hall University’s Cybersecurity Club students excelled in the annual Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge, securing a top 16 finish.
- The team showcased their strategic application of cybersecurity and diplomatic policies, standing out among over 100 global entries.
Undergraduate members of Seton Hall’s Cybersecurity Club recently achieved a top 16 placement in the annual Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge, receiving recognition for their exceptional performance. The event, held virtually and in Washington D.C., provided students with a deeper understanding of the policy challenges related to cyber threats. The Seton Hall team, known as the “Sea-Wolves,” crafted a standout mock United Nations Advisory Report that earned them a spot in the competition. Composed of three undergraduates from the Stillman School of Business majoring in IT Management, the team demonstrated effective application of policy and strategy, advancing to the semi-finals. Seton Hall University students studying computer science, business, diplomacy, and law have been participating in the Cyber 9/12 competition since 2022. The competition requires teamwork, proficiency in various disciplines, and the ability to process large volumes of information in a short amount of time to produce great results.
The Cyber 9/12 Challenge, sponsored by the Atlantic Council, engages over one thousand students worldwide and has regional competitions in several cities. Seton Hall University offers various academic programs, events, and resources like the Cybersecurity Club to prepare the next generation of cybersecurity professionals, policymakers, and legal experts in facing complex cyber threats. Students interested in joining the Club or future competitions can contact Cybersecurity Club President, Sara Bajwa.
