Welcome to ECHO CLUB
Welcome to ECHO CLUB
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Welcome to the ECHO join page. Here you have access to all the information needed for onboarding members. Please review the following sections in relation to the club membership or simply jump straight into the application with the digital button below.
Who is ECHO?
Who is ECHO?
ECHO stands for Ethical Cybersecurity Hackers Ops, ECHO club. This is a student led cybersecurity club that was founded by Orukami, a cybersecurity student attending Front Range Community College, Larimer. The vision of this club: to help students and the community learn how to practice ethical hacking and awareness to the cyber security of software, hardware, and electronics. The club is solely for students and the community and will always remain a separate organization from the academic agenda of FRCC, led by students. Learn more on the foundations of ECHO, such as Vision and Mission please use the button below and visit our About ECHO page.
Why Join ECHO?
Why Join ECHO?
Join ECHO Club to turn curiosity into hands‑on skill: you’ll HACK and discuss how to defend against hacks in real lab environments while learning hands on techniques that will help you connect the dots from the theoretical course material to real world practice and techniques. Work with a student led crew of creative problem‑solvers. Build portfolio‑worthy projects and level up through challenges, workshops, and show‑and‑tell demos. Learn entry level Capture the Flag war games to advance your technical knowledge and build confidence. This club is open to any student enrolled at the FRCC community college family, you DO NOT need to be enrolled in the Cybersecurity Program, no experience in cybersecurity is required.
What will ECHO do?
What will ECHO do?
ECHO transforms curiosity into capability. We bring together live demos, virtual walkthroughs, and hands-on wargames so members learn the how and the why, behind ethical hacking. From beginner-friendly labs (booting a toolkit from USB) to advanced CTFs and industry speaker nights, every activity is designed to build practical skill, ethical awareness, and leadership through collaborative projects and a growing archive of recorded sessions.
Hands-on demos and step-by-step walkthroughs (software, hardware, electronics) Virtual and in-person meetings; session recordings available
CTFs and wargames to practice offensive and defensive skills
Privacy and ethics conversations that ground technical skills in responsibility
Guest speakers from industry and community partners
Member-led projects that build leadership, research, and club legacy.
Organize and fundraise for the club benefit of inspiring students to become ethical hackers
What has ECHO done?
What has ECHO done?
ECHO has launched with great things in practice, currently in the process of organizing with The Foundation at FRCC. This opportunity will open fundraising and donation opportunities for ECHO. With Wild West Hackin Fest coming in February 2026 during Spring semester ECHO is rallying to raise over $2000 to send 10+ students to WWHF 2026.
10+ members full coverage to Wild West Hackin Fest, Denver Mile High 2026.
Fundraising $2000+ to bridge students to hands on demonstrations, live lectures, and networking opportunities.
Established the first Cybersecurity club, Ethical Cybersecurity Hackers Ops, at Front Range Community College.
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