Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Regional cybersecurity conference featuring over 50 speaker sessions, hands-on training and interactive demos
- Technical coverage spans AI security and governance, NIST CSF 2.0, OWASP, MITRE frameworks and vulnerability management
- Designed for security practitioners at all levels, from students to CISOs, across enterprise and public sector organizations
- Addresses practical challenges including cyber risk management, security operations and bridging business and technology priorities
About the Event
Triangle InfoSeCon is the flagship annual information security conference for the Raleigh region, organized by the Raleigh Chapter of the Information System Security Association (ISSA). The in-person event takes place at the Atlantic Union Bank Convention Center and combines keynote presentations, technical sessions, hands-on workshops and networking opportunities. Proceeds support information security education initiatives and scholarships for emerging security professionals.
Technical Focus Areas
The conference program addresses cybersecurity strategy, risk and resilience, AI security and governance, application security, vulnerability management and security operations. Sessions reference established frameworks including NIST CSF 2.0, OWASP and MITRE. Physical security also features in the program, with hands-on lockpicking workshops delivered by Oak City Locksport alongside coverage of video intelligence solutions.
Sponsors and Vendors
Participating organizations include AccessIT Group, Zenity, Check Point Software Technologies, Cato Networks, CDW, Illumio and ePlus. The vendor presence provides attendees with exposure to current security technologies and solutions.
Who Should Attend
The conference serves cybersecurity professionals across experience levels, including CISOs, security managers, SOC teams, IT leaders, technical practitioners and students. Attendees typically represent technology, finance, government, education and healthcare sectors. The program structure supports both those seeking strategic perspectives on managing cyber risk and practitioners looking for technical depth on current threats and defensive approaches.