FutureCon put on a great show and they’re touring the US at the moment with over a dozen different IT Security Events throughout the United States. These events are particularly good for networking and advancing your career.
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.
This conference is not only for experts in the Digital Forensics field but also for those who are new. You will know about the latest trends and practices around Digital Forensics.
From the title of the conference itself, topics from this event will include researches on the Science of Security which aims to address the fundamental problems of security in a principled manner. Hear keynote presentations from Kevin Hamlen (University of Texas at Dallas), Trent Jaeger (The Pennsylvania State University), and Rebecca Wright (Barnard College and Rutgers University).
EDGE Cyber Summits are focused on exploring real-world solutions to today’s toughest cybersecurity challenges. Dedicated to advancing the security industry, EDGE is designed to educate business and technology professionals, and encourage information security professionals to openly discuss the issues that are facing their industry to foster a community of creative problem solvers.
If you live and work in Nashville then we’d certainly encourage you to visit this event. Many BSides events are free.
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 Nashville will be no exception.
If you live and work in Nashville then we’d certainly encourage you to visit this event. Many BSides events are free.
We don’t have information on this event but we encourage you to search for other IT Security events throughout our site.
This conference focuses on cyber and information technology warfare topics, and on how the “weaponization” of technology affects national security, the global balance of power, private-sector intellectual property, and the well-being of individuals.
