Eligibility – SOC Lab – Washington University of Science and Technology – WUST

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SOC Lab_Eligibility

The SOC Lab at Washington University of Science and Technology (WUST) is open to a variety of users who are committed to enhancing their skills in cybersecurity and ethical hacking. Access to the lab is granted to the following groups:

Students: Undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in cybersecurity, information technology, or related programs are eligible to use the lab for hands-on learning, projects, and assignments. Students must complete an orientation session to ensure proper and ethical use of lab resources.

Faculty: Faculty members involved in teaching, mentoring, or conducting research in cybersecurity, information technology, and related fields are encouraged to use the lab for instructional purposes and academic research projects.

Staff: WUST staff members working in cybersecurity, IT, or network administration may use the lab for professional development, training, and skill-building to help maintain and improve institutional security measures.

Research Collaborators: Approved external researchers and industry partners who collaborate with WUST on cybersecurity-related research and development projects may gain access to the lab’s resources, subject to institutional guidelines and agreements.

Special Program Participants: Individuals enrolled in certified training programs, workshops, or cybersecurity boot camps organized by WUST are eligible to use the lab facilities during the course of their program.

To ensure security and the integrity of the lab environment, all users must adhere to the lab's policies and undergo proper training before accessing the SOC Lab.