Interest Groups and Partnerships
Specialized tracks. Deep dives. From physical security to malware analysis. Small teams tackling the hardest problems.
Beyond our general meetings, we run specialized sub-groups that dive deep into specific domains of cybersecurity.
Our CCDC team trains throughout the year for competitions that focus on securing and managing a fictitious corporate network.
The incident response interest group focuses on all topics related to cyber incidents, and effective blue teaming.
The Collegiate Penetration Testing Competition (CPTC) is a national collegiate competition that focuses on the offensive aspects of cybersecurity.
We develop robust red team tools, infrastructure, and implants to play the role of an effective adversary in a red vs blue competition setting.
The operations interest group focuses on various topics related to RITSEC's infrastructure. These topics could be related to hardware, virtualization, networking, automation, cloud computing, and server management.
Operational Technology (OT) Security protects the computers and machines that control real-world things like power plants, water treatment facilities, traffic lights, and factory machines.
You will learn to pick locks, alternative entry methods and many other things that computing security experts don't tend to think of when they are securing a system.
Focusing on binary applications, such as assembly, executable formats, and malware tactics.
At RVAPT, we learn how to find and exploit vulnerabilities in networks and associated services by hands on custom labs.
Contagion represents RITSEC in a variety of Capture the Flag (CTF) competitions. We compete at different ranges of difficulty and on both the national and international levels.
To introduce members of the club to the concepts of vulnerability and security research. This includes concepts such as bug bounties, code analysis, and fuzzing.
The Wireless Interest Group (aka Wiggles) focuses on all thing wireless. We focus more on cybersecurity related topics in wireless but we also go outside of this realm covering all things wireless and RF.
The WiCyS RIT Student Chapter is an all-inclusive interest group within RITSEC dedicated to making RIT’s Computing Security program more equitable.
Learn a little bit of everything. Build the foundation you need to go above and beyond in cybersecurity. Discover what your passion is in cybersecurity.