Hurry – you can still register for the CyberBazaar hackathon!

November 15, 2024
We invite you to participate in this year's CyberBazaar hackathon, the main task of which is to solve real-world challenges and create new solutions for the future of cyber security. Be part of the action!

The CyberBazaar hackathon of the Baltic countries will take place on December 3-4, on the campus of the University of Latvia at the address: House of Science, Jelgavas Street 3, Riga.
 
Maximum team size: up to 5 people. Individual participants without a team will be able to choose a challenge and the organizers will assign them a team. 

Hackathon prizes: Prizes will be awarded to the 1st-3rd place winners from each topic (1st place – 15 prizes, 2nd place – 15 prizes and 3rd place – 15 prizes). Prizes include hardware such as mechanical keyboards, mice, mouse pads, etc. 

Important information: 
-Hackathon topics will be announced 48 hours before the start of the event. The hackathon will have 3 different topics where teams will compete. 
-Hackathon participants must take care of personal sleeping bags and inflatable mattresses, rugs. 
-During the hackathon, the organizers will provide coffee breaks, lunch breaks, and dinner. 
-The National Cyber ​​Security Center arranges the transportation of students to Riga and back by private bus. 

More about the hackathon and registration: https://cyberbazaar.eu/hackathon/ 
 
You can register until November 17.

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