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Cyber Patriot

Parkway competed in the first round of The CyberPatriot IV competition Saturday, October 28, and Saturday November 5, 2011 with more than 600 All-Service and 400 Open division teams. After six hours of competition, the two teams have now jumped their first hurdle as they defend their way to the finals. Team 1 scored 8/10 on October 28th and Team 2 scored 9/10 on 5 November. .After the first round, both teams placed in the top twenty percent of their respective brackets. The next round will be December 3rd and December 17th for each team. 

Round 1 Vulnerability Summary

 

Round 1 Competitors:

As promised, we are providing the Round 1 vulnerability summary obtained from our partners at SAIC.

We realize many would prefer to have detail-level information on specific vulnerabilities.  However, please note the CyberNEXS system generously provided by SAIC is proprietary, and more specific information could compromise the nature of vulnerabilities CyberNEXS presents to competitors.  More, we share SAIC’s desire to discourage “studying for the test” or a “check-list mentality” to cyber security  which providing specific vulnerability information could encourage.

We wish all teams the best of luck on Round 2!

The following are the categories of vulnerabilities present in the Round 1 virtual image for both Divisions:

(2) Policy Management
(4) Vulnerability Management
(1) Patch Management
(2) Configuration Management
(1) 3rd Party Management 

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