Cyber Tigers Club
The Cyber Tigers of St. Philip’s College are a dedicated student organization driven by a mission to advance cybersecurity awareness, build professional networks, and support student development to enhance career readiness. Passionate about technology, Cyber Tigers actively apply academic knowledge to real-world challenges through dynamic engagement in competitions, cyber awareness campaigns, community outreach, team-based projects, and leadership opportunities.
Our Mission
The Cyber Tigers aim to promote, educate, and train the next generation of cyber professionals in Information Technology, Computer Science, and Cybersecurity. By emphasizing hands-on learning, ethical leadership, and student-led demonstrations, we strive to build a resilient and well-informed IT community.
What We Do
- Participate in national cybersecurity competitions like NCL, NCAE Cyber Games, and CTFs
- Represent SPC at industry events, STEM conferences, and cybersecurity panels
- Host workshops, mentoring sessions, and certification study groups
- Lead community education and volunteer initiatives focused on cyber safety
- Foster teamwork and leadership through collaborative student-led projects
🤝 Why Join?
The Cyber Tigers offer a collaborative, inclusive environment where students can:
- Sharpen technical and strategic skills through applied learning
- Earn industry-recognized certifications
- Forge meaningful friendships and lasting professional connections
- Represent St. Philip’s College as leaders in cybersecurity education
Whether you're preparing for your first competition or your first job in cyber, the Cyber Tigers provide the platform to grow, connect, and lead in the world of cybersecurity.
Cyber Security Competitions
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2025-2026 Competition DetailsCOMING SOON!SPC Cyber Tigers Nation - Competitive Cybersecurity TeamThe SPC Cyber Tigers represent St. Philip’s College in high-impact national and regional cybersecurity competitions, including the National Cyber League (NCL), NCAE Cyber Games, Capture the Flag (CTF) tournaments, and the AFCEA ACE Deloitte Cyber Threat Competition. 🏆 2024–2025 Competition Rankings & Highlights National Cyber League – Spring 2025 3rd Place – CAE Cyber Games (Southwest Region 1) AFCEA ACE 2024 – Deloitte Cyber Threat Competition Why Join the Cyber Tigers? Through expert-led workshops, faculty mentoring, and a tight-knit community of cyber-driven peers, students sharpen their technical and strategic skills while preparing for careers in penetration testing, digital forensics, cyber defense, and incident response. Team members gain valuable industry exposure and represent St. Philip’s College on the national stage.
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Community-Focused Activities
- K-12 STEM Outreach & Cyber Awareness Workshops: Club members regularly volunteer at local middle and high schools, introducing students to cybersecurity concepts through interactive workshops and challenges. These sessions ignite interest in tech careers and build foundational digital literacy.
- Collaboration with SPC Organizations: We partner with other St. Philip organizations and volunteer at campus events such as Club Rush, Cyber Fiesta, and Monster Tech.
- Service Learning & Tech Bootcamps: The club participates and volunteers at cybersecurity certification bootcamps (such as CompTIA Security+ or Linux+), open labs, and networking sessions for fellow students and community members.
Benefits to Students
- Professional Growth: Through planning and leading workshops, students strengthen critical soft skills like public speaking, project management, and teamwork.
- Real-World Experience: Participation in volunteer events enhances resumes and aligns with internship or job expectations in tech-oriented fields.
- Mentorship Opportunities: Veteran club members mentor newer students, fostering a culture of learning, leadership, and professional development.
Recognition & Support
St. Philip’s College recognizes volunteer contributions as part of broader service-learning initiatives. While the Cyber Tigers Club provides opportunities beyond classroom requirements, students may integrate approved volunteer hours into service-learning components for relevant courses as applicable.
Get Involved
Students interested in participating in volunteer outreach through the Cyber Tigers Club can contact our leadership team or advisors for current opportunities and upcoming events. Volunteer newcomers or seasoned cyber enthusiasts alike are welcome to learn, lead, and make a difference.
Contact Us
Caroline Mora Cybersecurity Program Director & Faculty Sponsor |
MLK: Saint Artemisia Bowden (SAB) Building, Room 114 |
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Laura De La Rosa Senior Advisor |
MLK: Saint Artemisia Bowden (SAB) Building, Room 114 |