Center for Cybersecurity Education | Student Activities

Saint Leo students participate in Raymond James’s CTF event
Saint Leo University represented by computer science students participated in the Raymond James National Capture the Flag on 10/27/2019. This event was a unique opportunity for our cyber security students to “hack to learn instead of learning to hack!” Our students gained hands-on experience and demonstrated their “outside of the box” thinking and analytical skills and they will continue to participate in this annual event in the coming years.

Raymond James CTF Conformation 2019

Capture the Flag 2019
On March 6, 2019, Saint Leo University's computer science department held a special edition of its annual Capture the Flag contest to challenge students to demonstrate their "outside of the box thinking" skills. This event was special because it was sponsored by Focus Audit and prizes were given to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners. Saint Leo University's Cyber Security students cracked the code! Congrats to these winners of Tapia college's 2019 Capture the Flag ethical hacking competition.

Saint Leo University is holding Capture the Flag on March 6, 2019 from 10:00 to 5:00 PM in the Tapia College of Business in room 408. There will be 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes. To view PDF, click here.

Saint Leo University represented by computer science students participated in the Raymond James National Capture the Flag on 10/27/2018. This event was a unique opportunity for our cyber security students to “hack to learn instead of learning to hack!” Our students gained hands-on experience and demonstrated their “outside of the box” thinking and analytical skills and they will continue to participate in this annual event in the coming years

Raymond James CTF Conformation 

Saint Leo University represented by computer science students participated in the Florida Cyber conference- Capture the Flag competition held on 10/11/2018. This event was a unique opportunity for our cyber security students to “hack to learn instead of learning to hack! Our students gained hands-on experience and demonstrated their “outside of the box” thinking and analytical skills and they will continue to participate in this annual event in the coming years.

Saint Leo University represented by computer science students participated in the Raymond James National Capture the Flag on 10/14/2017. This event was a unique opportunity for our cyber security students to “hack to learn instead of learning to hack! Our students gained hands-on experience and demonstrated their “outside of the box” thinking and analytical skills and they will continue to participate in this annual event in the coming years

Saint Leo University represented by computer science students participated in the Raymond James National Capture the Flag on 04/22/2017. This event was a unique opportunity for our cyber security students to “hack to learn instead of learning to hack! Our students gained hands-on experience and demonstrated their “outside of the box” thinking and analytical skills and they will continue to participate in this annual event in the coming years.

Capture the Flag 2017
On March 8^th, 2017, Saint Leo University’s computer science department held its annual Capture the Flag contest to challenge students to demonstrate their “outside of the box thinking” skills. Saint Leo University's Cyber Security students cracked the code! Congrats to these winners of Tapia School's 2017 Capture the Flag ethical hacking competition.

Saint Leo University's Cyber Security students cracked the code! Congrats to these winners of Tapia School's 2016 Capture-the-Flag ethical hacking competition.

Saint Leo University's cybersecurity students cracked the code! Congrats to these winners of Tapia School's 2016 Capture-the-Flag ethical hacking competition.

Saint Leo University's cybersecurity students cracked the code! Congrats to these winners of Tapia School's 2016 Capture-the-Flag ethical hacking competition.

During one of the regular club meetings.

Presentation by recruiters from TEK Systems in Tampa Bay on current trends in employment opportunities for CS and CIS majors.

Presentation by recruiters from TEK Systems in Tampa Bay on current trends in employment opportunities for CS and CIS majors.

Presentation by recruiters from TEK Systems in Tampa Bay on current trends in employment opportunities for CS and CIS majors.

Members of the Computer Club at the FC2 Cybersecurity conference held in University of South Florida.

Members of the Computer Club at the Tampa Bay Technology Forum (TBTF's) panel on information security.