Current President – Daniella Lat
Hi all! I‘m a sophomore majoring in computer science. I joined InfoSec freshman year and I‘ve had a great time meeting new people and learning about cybersecurity! Within cyber, I‘m am exploring new areas, particularly in penetration testing and reverse engineering – my favorite ways to practice are NCL and Cisco‘s Networking Challenge. On campus, I‘m also involved with Innovate Orange (CuseHacks) as Treasurer and AOE chapter (professional sorority). Currently, I am working towards starting a WiCyS chapter at Syracuse to increase engagement in cybersecurity. In my free time, I enjoy playing soccer and spending time with my family and friends . I love meeting new members and chatting about anything – feel free to message me on Discord or drop me an email!
Current Vice President – Gianna Voce
Hi! I’m the 2024-2025 vice president for InfoSec! I’m a junior double majoring in computer science and neuroscience from Washington DC. I first joined when I transferred to Syracuse after my freshman year, and I had so much fun learning and teaching cybersecurity. Other than ISC, I’m the assistant managing editor for Perception Magazine, a writer for Major Magazine, and part of the club ski team. If you have any questions or want to chat, you can reach me on Discord or email!
Current Treasurer – Townsend Southard Pantano
Current Secretary – Jason Riek
Hi, My name is Jason Riek and I am a sophomore computer science student. In my free time, I love to play soccer, watch sports and spend time with friends.
Current Competition Lead- Xinglai Pang (David)
Assistant Professor, Syracuse University School of Information Studies – Bahram Attaie
Bahram is an assistant professor of practice at Syracuse University’s School of Information Studies (iSchool) and has been teaching Information Technology at Syracuse University since 1995. More recently he has been specializing in cybersecurity, and in 2015 he was the director of the Northeast Collegiate Cybersecurity Defense Competition (NECCDC) hosted by the iSchool. He was also coach of the Syracuse University team that won the 2018 National Cyber Anyalyst Challenge. Although he retired from full time teaching in December of 2017, he remains very active in cybersecurity and continues to teach part time as an adjunct professor and faculty advisor of the InfoSec club.
