Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Week-long training event offering over 40 courses spanning incident response, ICS/SCADA security, cyber threat intelligence and hacker tools and techniques
- Hybrid format with in-person attendance at Hyatt Regency Orlando and virtual participation options
- Designed for cybersecurity practitioners at all levels, from analysts to CISOs, across government, healthcare, finance and critical infrastructure sectors
- Includes NetWars Tournament, keynote presentations and SANS@Night talks alongside core training
- GIAC certification preparation integrated into the curriculum
About the Event
SANS 2027 is an intensive cybersecurity training event organised by SANS Institute. The programme delivers more than 40 courses through hands-on, lab-based instruction led by practitioners in the field. Training covers technical skills, operational security and strategic threat intelligence, with content structured for both newcomers and experienced professionals.
The event runs in hybrid format, allowing attendees to participate on-site in Orlando or remotely. Beyond scheduled courses, the programme includes keynote presentations, evening SANS@Night sessions and the NetWars Tournament, a competitive challenge designed to test practical cybersecurity skills in a gamified environment.
Core Training Areas
The curriculum addresses multiple cybersecurity domains. Incident response training focuses on detection, containment and recovery methodologies. Courses on hacker tools and techniques provide offensive security knowledge applicable to penetration testing and red team operations. ICS/SCADA security essentials target professionals responsible for industrial control systems and operational technology environments. Cyber threat intelligence sessions cover adversary tracking, attribution and intelligence-driven defence.
Who Should Attend
SANS 2027 serves security analysts, SOC analysts, incident responders, security engineers, IT managers and CISOs. The event draws attendees from government agencies, healthcare organisations, financial institutions and critical infrastructure operators. Professionals seeking GIAC certification or looking to address skills gaps in their security programmes will find relevant coursework across the training catalogue.