Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Two-day conference focused on human-centered cybersecurity, covering security awareness, phishing, social engineering and behavioral science
- Designed for security awareness program managers, CISOs, risk analysts and professionals working at the intersection of people and security
- Topics extend beyond workplace security to include protecting families and communities from emerging scams
- Organized by the National Cybersecurity Alliance with editions in multiple U.S. locations including Florida and Boston
About the Event
Convene is a two-day cybersecurity conference organized by the National Cybersecurity Alliance that brings together professionals working on human risk management and security awareness. The conference positions itself at the intersection of people and security, addressing human-centered cybersecurity challenges in the workplace, at home and in the community.
The event draws attendees from business, government, law enforcement and academia. Sessions feature case studies, lessons learned and practical strategies that attendees can implement immediately. The agenda includes a “Security Share + Brag” session where participants can present their own projects and gain speaking experience.
Key Topics
Convene covers advanced topics in human risk management that go beyond standard training and awareness programs. Core subject areas include:
- Security awareness program development and management
- Phishing campaigns and social engineering tactics
- Behavioral science applications in cybersecurity
- Emerging scams and threat landscape changes
- Navigating security programs in the context of artificial intelligence
- Protecting families, schools and communities
The conference also addresses career development for security awareness professionals looking to advance in the field.
Who Should Attend
Convene targets several professional profiles within the cybersecurity and risk management space:
- Security Awareness Program Managers from enterprise and mid-market organizations seeking peer connections and practical strategies
- Cybersecurity, IT and Risk Analysts looking to improve communication and collaboration across their organizations
- CISOs, BISOs and Security Leaders interested in fostering security culture through engagement rather than punitive approaches
- Career-focused professionals who have mastered fundamentals and seek advancement opportunities
- Culture builders focused on shaping behavior and driving security engagement
- Community protectors working to extend security awareness beyond the workplace to families and schools