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|April, Spring 2015
Cyber-security: More Than computing
Montreats cyber security team
is rapidly morphing into one of
the most esteemed programs in
Montreat. With the launch of a
new logo and a total revamping of
their lab we see a dynamic move
ment towards better things. The
team has also seen recent success
and exposure in diverse cyber
security events. The team recently
attended the Southeast collegiate
cyber defense competition that
saw them come into contact with
other cyber defense programs from
other schools and have opportu
nities to network with a plethora
of cyber-defense companies. The
team progressed to the regional
competition that comprised of the
best 8-cyber defense programs in
the region. The team comprised of
Ryan Walker, Akira Shavers, Justin
Lance, David Teo, Thomas Hill,
Adam Shuman, Esgardo Arroyo,
and Kasey McCall performed to
the best of their capability and still
await the results of their evalua
tion. The Cyber security defense
program seems to have undergone
a complete re-birth, one that is
seeing them blossom in and out of
the classroom. According to reports
the judges at the competition were
greatly impressed with the way the
Montreat team handled themselves.
This being Montreats second time
participating in the competition
we look forward to even greater
achievements in competitions to
come. The Cyber security defense
program seems to be on the track
to great things. Montreat as a whole
seems to be getting on the “greater
things” track.
By Joshua Isiguzo
Attention ail graduating
students!!
Please send in photographs of your
selves to be featured in the next
Whetstone along with the list of all
those graduating this May. Thank
mi