Loyola Students Participated in the Cyber Defense Competition
Loyola University Chicago participated in the IL/WI/MO Qualifier of the Midwest Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC) on February 17.
Loyola University Chicago participated in the IL/WI/MO Qualifier of the Midwest Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC) on February 17.
The team's outstanding performance exemplified their technical skills, teamwork, and dedication to protecting digital infrastructure. Loyola University Chicago and the Computer Science Department take pride in their achievement, and their success will undoubtedly inspire other students and contribute to the cybersecurity community.
The Loyola University Chicago team includes eight talented students:
- Josh Honig (captain)
- Nathan Ferrell
- Sophia Homan
- Erin Robertson
- Sloan Luckie
- Arrianna Szymczak
- Laila Hamda
- Nancy Rojas
Faculty Coach - Dr. Eric Chan-Tin:
Behind every successful team lies a mentor who provides guidance, support, and expertise. Loyola University Chicago's team was fortunate to have Dr. Eric Chan-Tin as their faculty coach. Dr. Chan-Tin's extensive knowledge and experience in the field of cybersecurity proved instrumental in honing the team's skills and preparing them for the challenges they encountered in the competition. His mentorship and dedication played a pivotal role in shaping the team's success.
Well done to the team!