Wyoming CAN

Cybersecurity Education

The Wyoming State Library has partnered with the CyberWyoming Alliance through the volunteer group, Wyoming CAN (Cybersecurity Action Network) Committee, to offer the free “cyber-in-a-box” educational program.

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Cyber-in-a-Box Program

Cyber-in-a-Box is a video-based educational program is designed to be distributed via local libraries to increase cyber safety in Wyoming communities.

In addition, the School Video Challenge was developed to encourage Wyoming middle and high school classrooms to create original video content promoting public cybersecurity awareness as part of the Cyber-in-a-Box program.

School Video Challenge: 2024-2025

Each team received $100 plus free t-shirts for making a cyber safety video on the topic of Securing Wyoming’s Energy Infrastructure. This year’s challenge was sponsored by the Idaho National Lab and Battelle Energy Association.

Below is a list of 14 videos we are highlighting this year.

Video 1: Hack Attack

Created by Buffalo High School

Video 2: Tech Talk Today

Created by Buffalo High School

Video 3: BBCS News

Created by Buffalo High School

Video 4: Protecting Wyoming's Energy Infrastructure

Created by Cheyenne East High School

Video 5: Public Wi-FI

Created by Cheyenne East High School

Video 6: Cyber Wind

Created by Cheyenne East High School

Video 7: A Brief Introduction to Nuclear Energy

Created by Kemmerer Schools

Video 8: Data Safety at Work

Created by Meeteese Schools

Video 9: Consumer Advocating for Data Privacy

Created by Meeteetse Schools

Video 10: Cyber Attack Awareness for Solar Power

Created by Tongue River High School

Video 11: Storybook Time: What is Cybersecurity?

Created by Tongue River High School

Video 12: How the Ninja Tried to Steal Christmas

Created by Tongue River High School

Video 13: Securing the Oil & Gas Industry

Created by Twin Spruce Schools

Video 14: Natrium Power Plant

Created by Worland High School