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Cyber Mentorship - Student Application | MassCyberCenter I am a Massachusetts resident attending a Massachusetts college or university I am not a Massachusetts resident, but I am currently attending a Massachusetts college or university (Note: Non-Massachusetts residents are eligible to participate as long as they are currently attending a Massachusetts college or university) Describe the option that best describes the program in which you are currently enrolled: (Note: Graduate students are not eligible to participate.)
Will you be using your participation in this program to obtain academic credit? The goal of this Mentorship Program is to encourage diverse college students to continue to pursue a career in cybersecurity and to promote the diversity of the cybersecurity workforce in Massachusetts. The following two questions are optional and help us make sure that our participants align with our mission.
We consider all information provided in this application and do not rule out candidates based on any one question alone.
Black, Afro-Caribbean or African East Asian or Asian-American Hawaiian or Pacific Islander Latinx, or Hispanic-American Middle Eastern or North African Native American or Alaskan Native Non-Hispanic White or Euro-American South Asian or South-Asian-American Share any perspectives you have on diversity and inclusion in the cybersecurity workforce.
Please describe any educational/professional/extra-curricular experiences you have had related to cybersecurity. To ensure a good match with a mentor, please select the areas of cybersecurity you are interested in: Analyze (Performs highly-specialized review and evaluation of incoming cybersecurity information to determine its usefulness for intelligence.)
Collect and Operate (Provides specialized denial and deception operations and collection of cybersecurity information that may be used to develop intelligence.) Investigate (Investigates cybersecurity events or crimes related to information technology (IT) systems, networks and digital evidence.)
Operate and Maintain (Provides the support, administration and maintenance necessary to ensure effective and efficient information technology system performance and security.) Oversee and Govern (Provides leadership, management, direction or development and advocacy so that the organization may effectively conduct cybersecurity work.)
Protect and Defend (Identifies, analyzes and mitigates threats to internal information technology systems and/or networks.) Securely Provision (Conceptualizes, designs, procures and/or builds secure information technology systems, with the responsibility for aspects of system and/or network development.) Please see the NICE Cybersecurity Workforce Framework for more information about each of these categories ( https://niccs.
us-cert. gov/workforce-development/cyber-security-workforce-framework ). Why do you want to participate in the Cybersecurity Mentorship Program and what do you hope to get out of the experience?
Please select all types of projects you would be interested in working on with a mentor: Build, break, secure, and administer a virtual machine (i.e. a Raspberry Pi or other) Identify the challenges around a cybersecurity policy or procedure for a business (i.e. the requirement that employees change their password every 90 days) and write a report on your assessments Create or evaluate a Cyber Incident Response Plan Draft a memo providing a policy recommendation for the state of Massachusetts Develop a product for Cybersecurity Awareness Training Develop a scenario for the MassCyberCenter's CyberSecure Deckscenario for the MassCyberCenter's CyberSecure Deck ?
Other - I would like to develop a custom project with my mentor based on mutual cybersecurity interests Note: those selected to participate in the program will be provided additional details about each option. Please let us know of any considerations regarding your availability we should consider when matching with you with mentor (i.e. I’m only available to meet in the mornings). Anything else you want us to know?
BY CLICKING SUBMIT BELOW, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS: If selected to participate, I will make myself available to meet with my mentor for a minimum of one hour every two weeks for direct mentorship and/or working on my project. I certify that all the information I have provided is complete, accurate and truthful.
I understand that any omission or misrepresentation of fact may result in the immediate termination of any consideration to my application or expulsion from the Mentorship Program.
To the extent the information that I have provided becomes incomplete or inaccurate in any manner, or circumstances change such that my response(s) to any of the requests or questions on this form would need to be modified, I understand and agree that I have an obligation to immediately notify the MassCyberCenter of such change(s).
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