Founded in 2012, the CyberAuto Challenge is the longest running automotive cybersecurity event focused on providing hands-on access and expert trainers & mentors to college students cybersecurity in the automotive domain. It brings in industry, government, and the research community to provide students unique opportunities to learn and to network. We have hosted students from college from 15 different nations as of 2024 and look to being additional international events soon.

Founded in 2017, the CyberTruck Challenge focuses on cybersecurity for heavy roadway vehicles (including trailers) and technologies important to that sector such as telematics and ELDs. This annual event is held in June in Greater Detroit and accepts about 50 students per year. Equipment on hand ranges from Class 8 (semi tractor) and trailers to Class 6 (box trucks).. The button below takes you to the CyberTruck Challenge webpage.

Founded in 2022, the CyberTractor Challenge focuses on cybersecurity for the agriculture industry (from tractors to implements to precision agriculture products). This annual event is held in June in Iowa. Equipment ranges from farm tractors to sprayers to harvestors and are provided by several manufacturers.. The button below takes you to the CyberTractor Challenge webpage.

Founded in 2024, this event focuses on UAV cybersecurity. It primarily looks at RF attacks and defense. Its first year was held at Camp Grayling, MI and hosted college students from around the US. This event is particularly concerned with RF attacks and uses commodity drones as well as larger aircraft provided by sponsor OEMs or organizations. It will hold its second annual Challenge from June 23-27, 2025.