ISSS Mentorship
The ISSS Mentorship Program will pair you (and other mentees, if you want) up with an ISSS officer so you can have a dedicated person to go to for advice and questions about ISSS, UTCS, security and more. We hope that this will make it easier for new students to get into security, as it is often very intimidating and overwhelming to start learning.
This mentorship program is for you, so please let us know if you have any suggestions, comments or concerns about the program by emailing us at
contact@isss.io
or filling out our feedback form at
https://isss.io/feedback
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Last Name
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Interests
We'll try to match you up with a mentor that has similar interests both in and out of the security field
Interests in security
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Binary Exploitation
Career Advice
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Interests outside of security (feel free to list as many as you want)
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Mentorship Format
Tell us what you want this mentorship to look like!
1:1 - You will be assigned one mentor and will communicate directly with them. This option is better if you prefer more direct mentorship and don't want to be in a group setting.
Group - You and some other students will be assigned a shared mentor, and you can communicate either in the shared group or directly 1:1 with your mentor. This option is better if you want to meet other mentees with similar interests to you and prefer a more communal sense of mentorship.
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