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Run by students, written down
Every office, every authority, every fair-process rule — in one Constitution, so the club outlasts any of us.
Four bodies, one charter
Executive Board
The principal student governing body
President, Vice President, General Secretary, Treasurer, CTO, Cybersecurity Lead, and Research & Projects Director. They set direction, keep the books honest, and answer for the club — to members and to the Institution.
President · Vice President · General Secretary · Treasurer · CTO / Technical Director · Cybersecurity Lead · Research & Projects Director
General Council
Chaired by the General Secretary
Communications, editorial, marketing, social media, documentation, membership, and community. The people who keep the club legible: notices go out, records stay straight, newcomers find their way in.
Communications Lead · Editorial Lead · Marketing Lead · Social Media Lead · Documentation Lead · Membership Lead · Community Lead
Technical Directorate
Led by the CTO
Software and web, AI/ML and data, infrastructure and systems, plus project and research teams. Owns the club's technical standards — and the rule that every critical system has a named owner and a handover.
Software & Web Development Lead · AI/ML & Data Lead · Infrastructure / Systems Lead
Security & Competition
Led by the Cybersecurity Lead
Authorized security work, labs, responsible disclosure, and the CTF team. Holds one hard line: no permission, no testing — with the authority to pause access fast when something looks compromised.
CTF & Competitive Security Lead
Membership, plainly
From first day to office bearer
General Member
Student admitted under the membership process. Participates in open activities subject to rules.
Active Member
General Member meeting participation requirements. Voting eligibility and specified opportunities.
Officer
Holds a formal elected or appointed office while in good standing.
Project / Specialized Team Member
Temporarily assigned scope-limited access for a project, research, or CTF team.
Alumni / Former Member
Advisory or honorary participation; no ordinary voting unless expressly granted.
Student-led, institutionally home
The club lives in the School of Engineering (SoE), ADYPU, coordinated by Ranjana Singh and Suyog Deshmukh. Day-to-day work is student-led; coordinators step in where safety, law, or policy require it.
Founded by Aditya Yadav (BCA 2025 – BCA Cybersecurity), backed by eight faculty advisors.
Fair when it matters
Notice before serious decisions. A chance to respond. Appeals heard by someone uninvolved. Protection first, judgment after evidence.
Read the full ConstitutionWhat we optimize for
- Student-led governance within institutional oversight.
- Cybersecurity as the core technical identity.
- Interdisciplinary participation without academic boundary.
- Authorized and responsible use of technology.
- Competence-based responsibility and least privilege.
- Proportionate discipline, fairness, and right to respond.
- Documentation, continuity, and responsible handover.
- Non-discriminatory access subject to institutional rules.
- Protection of people, systems, information, and resources.
- Continuous improvement through periodic review.