Whether you are are new to the field or not, we recommend attending this conference because you’ll end up discussing and helping in improving the state of cyber security on both a domestic and international level.
For those who don’t know, BSides was created on 2009 by Mike Dahn, Jack Daniel and Chris Nickerson. It is organized by the community for the community and is happening in over 100 locations worldwide. If you’re kind of new to the field, we recommend attending one of these events in your area because it will help you gain a lot of knowledge. Most of the BSides events are free and offer a Call for Papers.
Digital Summit Series, produced by TechMedia are organized on 20 different US locations. Few of the reasons why we like this event is that they have over 60 marketing sessions & workshops, gain insights from the leading experts and have the opportunity to network with hundreds of marketers, strategists, designers, and more. Another cool thing is that we can have access to the presentations and recordings that we can use as reference in the future.
SANS Institute has been one of the best in terms of providing Cyber Security Training Courses so if you’re not familiar with the field, you will definitely learn from their lessons. There are 9 Cyber Security Courses to choose from that will help you learn the tools and techniques required to protect your company.
Like BSides, DevOpsDays are organized by the local community for the community. The events are located different locations on United States, Europe, Middle East and Asia. This is considered as a technical event which covers topics which includes automation, testing, security, and organizational culture.
BrrCon is a FREE cyber security training conference with the mission to facilitate knowledge sharing, network with peers and improve capabilities within the cyber security community. BrrCon is funded exclusively by regional businesses and there will be no sponsor booths or vendor pitches.
The Secure360 Conference is the professional conference of choice for comprehensive security and risk management education. Collaboration and education for your entire team. Secure360 focuses on the following key focus areas: governance, risk and compliance, information security, physical security, business continuity management, and professional development.
SecureWorld offer over a dozen Cybersecurity Conferences throughout the US. This organization has been involved in putting security events for over a decade and they have a reputation of being excellent career-networking opportunities. This conference, taking place in Minneapolis will be no exception.
SANS is an abbreviation for SysAdmin, Audit, Network and Security. Even if you’ve only been involved in Cybersecurity for a short period of time you’ll likely heard of SANS. SANS courses, their training and conferences have a very high regard within the community. This event taking place in Minneapolis will be no exception.
