Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Hybrid cybersecurity conference marking its 10th anniversary, with a virtual day open to all experience levels and an in-person day in San Francisco for practitioners with 5+ years of experience.
- Technical tracks cover risk management, threat detection, incident response, offensive security, and AI applications in cybersecurity.
- Leadership programming addresses career advancement, mentorship, and executive development for women in cybersecurity.
- Free attendance model funded by sponsors including Secure Diversity and Lookout.
About Day of Shecurity
Day of Shecurity is a cybersecurity conference focused on advancing women’s leadership and participation in the industry. Now in its 10th year, the event combines technical education with career development programming. Secure Diversity and Lookout serve as notable sponsors, with Secure Diversity’s Leadership Academy (developed in partnership with the SANS Institute) connected to the event’s broader mission.
Technical and Leadership Tracks
The conference runs parallel technical and career tracks. Technical sessions address risk management, regulation, resilience, operational security, threat detection, incident response, and offensive security (including attack simulation, testing, and research). Leadership content focuses on career development, mentorship, and the application of AI and automation in security operations. The format includes workshops, panels, and technical talks.
Hybrid Format
The two-day programme splits between virtual and in-person attendance. The virtual day accommodates participants at all career stages, while the San Francisco in-person day targets experienced practitioners and leaders with at least five years in the field.
Who Should Attend
The event serves women cybersecurity professionals, from technical practitioners to executives, as well as allies from organisations committed to diversity in security teams. The in-person day suits those in mid-career or leadership positions seeking peer networking and advanced content. The virtual day provides access for early-career professionals and those unable to travel.