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James Bouie and Mo Dauod teach computer deconstruction during the SPAWAR Systems Center (SSC) Atlantic sponsored cybersecurity summer camp at the Lowcountry Tech Academy of Charleston County in Charleston, S.C. Over 30 volunteers from SSC Atlantic exposed and challenged more than 80 middle school students in cyber espionage, computer deconstruction, command and control systems, Internet security, snap circuits and scratch programming, among other activities, during the week long camp. (U.S. Navy photo/Joe Bullinger)

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James Bouie and Mo Dauod teach computer deconstruction during the SPAWAR Systems Center (SSC) Atlantic sponsored cybersecurity summer camp at the Lowcountry Tech Academy of Charleston County in Charleston, S.C. Over 30 volunteers from SSC Atlantic exposed and challenged more than 80 middle school students in cyber espionage, computer deconstruction, command and control systems, Internet security, snap circuits and scratch programming, among other activities, during the week long camp. (U.S. Navy photo/Joe Bullinger)

SPAWAR Systems Center (SSC) Atlantic commanding officer Scott Heller speaks to more than 80 middle school students attending the SSC Atlantic sponsored cybersecurity summer camp at the Lowcountry Tech Academy of Charleston County in Charleston, S.C. During the week long camp over 30 volunteers from SSC Atlantic exposed and challenged the students in cyber espionage, computer deconstruction, command and control systems, internet security, snap circuits and scratch programming among other activities. (U.S. Navy photo/Joe Bullinger)

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SPAWAR cyber security summer camp

SPAWAR Systems Center (SSC) Atlantic commanding officer Scott Heller speaks to more than 80 middle school students attending the SSC Atlantic sponsored cybersecurity summer camp at the Lowcountry Tech Academy of Charleston County in Charleston, S.C. During the week long camp over 30 volunteers from SSC Atlantic exposed and challenged the students in cyber espionage, computer deconstruction, command and control systems, internet security, snap circuits and scratch programming among other activities. (U.S. Navy photo/Joe Bullinger)

Joint Base Charleston – For the fourth year in a row, students from Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester county school districts in South Carolina beat the summer heat by participating in a cybersecurity camp held at the Lowcountry Tech Academy of Charleston County sponsored by Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center (SSC) Atlantic, June 13-17, 2016.