Cybersecurity & Awareness Fair

Poster Contest 2019

Congratulations to last year's poster contest winners!

 
Poster Contest Winners
  Poster No. Name of Presenter Poster Title

 First Place

 37

Yash Choksi, Tanvi Gawade, Aakanksha Tasgaonkar

Malicious URLs Detection: A Machine Learning Approach

 Second Place

 29

Alfredo Serna

Even an 11-Year-Old can do It

 Third Place

38

Mohamed Ghobn

Keyloggers

 Fourth Place

6

Christian Rodarte

You Have Been Found!

 Fifth Place

28

Dominic Craddock

The Presence, Impact, and Implications of the New Online Generation

Thank you to everyone who participated in the poster contest!

 
Poster Contest Participants
Poster No. Name of Presenter Poster Title School

 1

Richard Arellano

IoT vs IoT Cal Poly Pomona

 2

Nathan Morey

The 411 of Phishing Fullerton College

3

Joseph Jensen

Biohacking Fullerton College

4

James Tarnowski

Modern Day Trojan Horses Fullerton College

5

Patrick Chong

How the Man in the Hot Spot is a Risk to Your Cloud Fullerton College

 6

Christian Rodarte

You Have Been Found! Fullerton College

 7

Kevin Rodriguez

Phishing Email and Website Awareness Fullerton College

8

Luis Juarros

IOT in the Home: Security as a Responsibility for Consumers and Developers Fullerton College

9

Isaias Gastelo

E-commerce Security Issues Fullerton College

10

Brian Lane

Secured Wifi: Are You Really Secure? Fullerton College

 11

Sherry Neher

Privacy and technology in our homes Fullerton College

 12

Jesse Jimenez

The Rise of Artificial Intelligence Fullerton College

13

Victor Colocho

Data Breaches in Cloud Computing Fullerton College

14

Ashish Hingle

Creating secure IoT Device scholarly resources for Innovation & Manufacturing Labs at University Campuses Cal Poly Pomona

15

Michael MacDonald

Malvertsing Cal Poly Pomona

 16

Carlos Hidalgo

Social Engineering, and IP Address used for Game Swatting Fullerton College

 17

Doug Benner

Staying Private While Staying Online Fullerton College

18

Nathan Pike

Progressing from the SOC to the EOC Cal Poly Pomona

19

Tuan Truong

Cyber Security: Bluesnarfing Fullerton College

20

Taylor Entrikin

The Role of Social Engineering in Cybersecurity Fullerton College

 21

Brandon Williams

Bring Your Own Device Fullerton College

 22

Garrett Reeve and Irioshi Melendez

Nintendo Switch's unpatchable Tegra X1 exploit Fullerton College

23

Luke Schatzman

VoIP Risks and Considerations Fullerton College

24

Krista Ghazaleh and Jefry Ghazaleh

An Introduction to the Vulnerabilities of Automated Systems and Cryptographic Algorithms Fullerton College

25

Gaige Beard

Cybersecurity: WHAT ABOUT YOU? Fullerton College

 26

Ricardo Garay

Curiosity Killed the Cat Fullerton College

 27

Bruno Ferreira

Steganography Fullerton College

28

Dominic Craddock

The Presence, Impact, and Implications of the New Online Generation Fullerton College

29

Alfredo Serna

Even an 11-Year-Old can do It Fullerton College

30

Gyovany Vertin

Mobile Security Fullerton College

 31

Joseph Garcia

A Computer's Immune System: Detect, Isolate, Eliminate Fullerton College

 32

Rachel Thomason

The Importance of Being Open Source Cal Poly Pomona

33

Konstantinos Politis

Open Source Intelligence Fullerton College

34

S Daker

Doxing, what it is, and how it can be avoided Fullerton College

35

Hunter Gaukel and David Davilla

Adversarial Machine Learning Cal Poly Pomona

 36

Ziley Lopez

Vulnerabilities in medical devices: a complex environment and multifaceted problem Fullerton College

 37

Yash Choksi, Tanvi Gawade, Aakanksha Tasgaonkar

Malicious URLs Detection: A Machine Learning Approach Cal State LA

38

Mohamed Ghobn

Keyloggers Fullerton College

39

Carlos Medina

How social media is used to hack you Fullerton College

40

Richard Cacciata

Be Aware of the Hook on the Phishing Line Fullerton College

 41

Anthony Giannini

Bring Your Own Device, Don’t Forget the Security Fullerton College

 42

Lawrence McGhee

Mobile Devices and NFC Security Fullerton College

Special thanks to the ISACA Los Angeles Chapter for donating $1000 for our CSAF poster contest!