All classes are taught by 17-year-old Bianca "BiaSciLab" Lewis, a relatable and inspiring cybersecurity enthusiast who fosters a welcoming environment for young learners.
The Bsides Seattle Youth Cybersecurity Program, also known as Spawn Camp and presented by Girls Who Hack, offers an engaging day camp experience focused on hands-on cybersecurity and ethical hacking for middle and high school-aged youth. Participants will delve into crucial topics such as online safety, protecting personal data, and reducing their digital footprint. The curriculum includes interactive classes like "Be a Cipher Decipher," where students learn the basics of ciphering techniques, and "Introduction to Soldering & Hardware Hacking," providing practical skills in building and securing technology. The program also introduces a wide range of cybersecurity career paths, moving beyond traditional "hands-on keyboard" roles to explore areas like policy analysis and digital forensics. The camp culminates in a Youth CTF Challenge, allowing participants to apply their newfound skills in a gamified, challenge-based environment. All classes are taught by Bianca "BiaSciLab" Lewis, a passionate and relatable cybersecurity enthusiast, fostering a supportive and inspiring learning atmosphere where students not only gain technical skills but also build lasting friendships and a peer network.
A typical day features a dynamic lineup of classes such as "Staying Safe Online & Exploring Cybersecurity Careers," "Be a Cipher Decipher," and "Introduction to Soldering & Hardware Hacking," along with hands-on activities and collaborative challenges.
This camp is ideal for youth aged 8-18 with any technical skill level who are interested in exploring the world of tech and digital security, building practical skills, and connecting with peers.
Microsoft Campus Building 92, Redmond, WA
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