1、Making CTI Cool!Methods for Teaching Cyber Threat Intelligence Through GamingBryan Quillen&Jibby SaetangWho Are These Cool Guys?The KC7 Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to making cybersecurity education accessible and engaging through free hands-on,game-based learning experiences.Ver
2、y Cool Platform!Jibby SaetangSecurity Researcher,Microsoft(GHOST)Threat Intel Content Lead,KC7 Foundation Bryan QuillenHigh School Cybersecurity Instructor13 Year EducatorWhats Not Cool?Bootcamps are not cool Tests are not cool Entry level certs are not cool Breaking the bank before breaking into cy
3、ber is not coolWhat Is Cool?Cybersecurity is cool Fun is cool Games are cool Stories are cool Community is cool Free things are coolKC7 is all the cool stuff in one awesome package!WHYber Security?Fairdale High School-Louisville,Kentucky 1,400 students Program Goal:Prepare students to walk out of hi
4、gh school and into a job KY Cybersecurity-around 3,000 job openings,expected to increase Issues with High Schoolers:Shortsighted Dopamine Driven Challenge AverseTurning Students Into Detectives Early Lessons:Technical material is often boring Practical Theoretical Productive Struggle Students learn
5、by playingIntroducing KC7 in the classroom:Role playing Gamification Asking the right questionsA Culture of Fearlessness&Collaboration More mistakes,less fear Gamified problem solving Collaborating to learn Understanding real world connections No stupid questionsThe Game is the TrainingReal World Tr
6、ainingTaking a Defensive Approach at our School Raised the stakes by transitioning from“fun”to“for real”Case summaries and attribution reports Story telling led to real world understanding Thinking differently about the schools attack vectors Sparking discussions with admin about vulnerabilities Stu