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LEADERSHIP & DESIGNATIONS

Leadership Through Responsibility

Indian Cyber Squad believes that strong communities are built through teamwork, accountability and responsible leadership.

Our chapter structure provides volunteers with opportunities to develop coordination, communication, technical and leadership skills while contributing to cybersecurity education and awareness.

 
1. National Leadership

ICS National Headquarters

The central leadership team is responsible for:

  • Overall organisational direction and policies.

  • Approval and recognition of chapters.

  • Appointment and approval of chapter leadership.

  • National programmes and initiatives.

  • Monitoring chapter activities and performance.

  • Coordination across states and cities.

 

National Chapter Director

Oversees the chapter network, supports chapter development and coordinates national-level chapter activities.

 

State Chapter Coordinator

Coordinates approved chapters and activities within an assigned state under the direction of National Headquarters.

 

2. City Chapter Leadership

Each City Chapter may have the following positions:

Chapter President / Chapter Lead

  • Leads the chapter and coordinates its activities.

  • Represents the chapter within approved responsibilities.

  • Ensures compliance with ICS guidelines.

Vice President

  • Supports the Chapter President.

  • Helps coordinate teams and programmes.

  • Assists with chapter operations.

Secretary

  • Maintains meeting records and documentation.

  • Coordinates communication and monthly reports.

Programme Coordinator

  • Plans workshops, seminars and awareness activities.

  • Coordinates events and educational programmes.

Membership Coordinator

  • Welcomes volunteers and supports member engagement.

  • Maintains volunteer participation records.

Technical & Research Coordinator

  • Supports technical learning, research and educational projects.

Media & Communications Coordinator

  • Coordinates approved social media content and public communication.

Not every position needs to be filled when a chapter begins. Responsibilities can be combined according to team size.

 

3. Student Chapter Leadership

Student Chapters may have:

  • Faculty Advisor / Institutional Supervisor

  • Student Chapter President

  • Vice President

  • Secretary

  • Technical Coordinator

  • Cyber Safety Ambassador

  • Research Coordinator

  • Media Coordinator

Student leadership operates under faculty supervision, institutional policies and ICS approval.

 

4. Volunteer Progression

ICS encourages volunteers to grow through participation, contribution and responsibility.

Volunteer → Active Volunteer → Senior Volunteer → Team Coordinator → Chapter Leadership

Progression depends on participation, performance, experience, organisational requirements and approval. It is not automatic or guaranteed.

 

5. Leadership Appointment Policy

  • All official chapter leadership appointments require approval from ICS National Headquarters.

  • Chapter leaders must meet the eligibility requirements for their respective positions.

  • City Chapter leaders must be at least 18 years old.

  • Student leaders operate under institutional supervision.

  • Designations do not grant independent authority to represent ICS, collect funds or sign agreements.

  • Leadership responsibilities may be reviewed based on performance and organisational needs.

 

6. What Makes an Effective ICS Leader?

An effective ICS leader demonstrates:

  • Integrity and responsible conduct.

  • Commitment to cybersecurity education.

  • Teamwork and communication.

  • Respect for privacy and digital rights.

  • Consistent participation.

  • Accountability and transparency.

 

Grow With the ICS Community

Leadership at Indian Cyber Squad is an opportunity to learn, serve and make a meaningful contribution.

Learn. Take Responsibility. Lead With Integrity.

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