The program culminates with a Capture the Flag (CTF) competition, where participants apply their skills in a dynamic and engaging environment. With small groups led by mentors and enriching cultural activities, the camp blends education, recreation, and personal development. While a single week cannot fully resolve gender imbalances, initiatives like the Bootcamp play a crucial role in inspiring young women to explore careers in cybersecurity. By fostering early interest, providing a supportive learning environment, and highlighting the potential of the field, the program enables participants to envision themselves as future leaders in cybersecurity. Through this approach, the Bootcamp contributes to a more inclusive and innovative future in technology.

Trainers

• Allan Ild: Microsoft Certified Trainer. Certified trainer in Azure Cloud, Linux, Cloud, networking, and cybersecurity. Currently teaches at the Kehtna Vocational Education Center in Estonia.
• Ain Ellam: IT Director at the Kehtna Vocational Education Center in Estonia. Teaches operating systems and basic networking concepts. Authorized instructor at Palo Alto Networks Cybersecurity Academy, Cisco Networking Academy instructor, Juniper Academy instructor, and MikroTik MTCNA certified.

We would like to thank the valuable support of the institutions that have made this initiative possible: Dominican Institute of Telecommunications (INDOTEL), Ministry of Education of the Dominican Republic (MINERD), Ibero-American University (UNIBE), and the Research Center for Feminine Action (CIPAF).

Note: By invitation only