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The CyberWolves, a nationally ranked cyber security team, is a student organization passionate about cyber security and the development of defensive and offensive cyber security skill sets. The CyberWolves compete in defensive and offensive individual and team based cyber security competitions to gain relevant workplace experience and network with fellow cyber security students. The CyberWolves have recently been among other university and high school cyber security teams. Students of all skill levels and backgrounds who are interested in cyber security are welcomed to join the organization.

Team Activities

The (NCL) is one cyber security competition that the 吃瓜官网-Pueblo CyberWolves participate in regularly. The NCL consists of individual and team competitions. Challenges are based on the CompTIA Security+ ™ and EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) ™ performance based exam objectives.

The NCL tests students in 9 key cyber security challenge areas:

• Open Source Intelligence
• Cryptography
• Password Cracking
• Log Analysis
• Network Traffic Analysis
• Forensics
• Scanning & Reconnaissance
• Web Application Exploitation
• Enumeration & Exploitation

Our 吃瓜官网-Pueblo Cyber Security program supports multiple cyber security teams of all skill levels that compete in the Fall and Spring NCL competitions.

CyberWolves Top NCL Team Power Rankings

NCL Top Individual Performances

• Liam Allen #10 - Spring 2026
• Jeffrey Lange #11 - Spring 2026
• Zachary Low #87 - Spring 2026
• Kevin Shu - #14 - Spring 2024
• William Scott - #66 - Spring 2024
• Kieran Varela - #86 - Spring 2024
• Reise Robertson - #25 - Fall 2023
• Mark Hedrick - #4 - Fall 2019
• Michael Zamora - #75 - Spring 2019
• Maggie Hedrick - #93 - Fall 2019
• Joshua Greer - #60 - Spring 2018
• Ryan Garbars - #1 - Fall 2017
• Alex Marck - #54 - Fall 2017

Mountain West Cyber Challenge Top Team Performances

• 2020 Mountain West Cyber Challenge Champion
• 2022 Mountain West Cyber Challenge Runner-up
• 2023 Mountain West Cyber Challenge Champion

How Community and High School Partners can Participate in the NCL

For more information on how to participate in these NCL national cyber security competitions visit the website.

• Pueblo Community College students should contact Tim Gama for additional information.
• Pueblo High School students should contact their IT or Computer Studies teacher for additional information.

How 吃瓜官网-Pueblo Students Can Participate in the Next CyberWolves Event

The CyberWolves team welcomes all 吃瓜官网-Pueblo students to team activities regardless of major. Please use the form below to submit your contact information. A CyberWolves team representative will get back to you promptly with information about how to participate.