Cybersecurity Conferences in Hawaii

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Information Security in Hawaii

The State of Hawaii is a highly advanced digital economy, representing a prime target for cyber-attacks and malicious actors.

To ensure the security of its citizens and citizen information, Hawaii has stepped up its efforts to develop and protect its digital infrastructure. Hawaii is a participant in the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Careers and Studies (NICCS), a United States Department of Homeland Security initiative to promote careers in cybersecurity. The Hawaii National Guard 95th Cyber Protection Squadron is based in Honolulu and provides a range of cybersecurity services and preventive measures.

Hawaii has also been at the forefront when it comes to the development of regulations for data privacy protection. The State of Hawaii recently passed the country’s first comprehensive data privacy law, designed to help protect individuals’ data and information from potential online breaches. The law mirrors other national data privacy laws such as the NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulation.

The State of Hawaii also has a variety of information security initiatives such as the Hawaii State Cyber Resilience Initiative and the Hawaii Connected Governments e-citizen initiative. These initiatives are designed to strengthen digital security measures and provide citizens with the tools necessary to protect themselves online.

Cybersecurity Conferences in Hawaii

The Hawaii Association of Law Enforcement Executives (HAOLE) holds an annual conference on cyber security in Hawaii. The conference brings together law enforcement officials, industry leaders, and educators to discuss cyber threats and best practices. The conference is held in Honolulu and provides an opportunity to share and discuss cutting-edge cybersecurity topics with other professionals.

Additionally, the Hawaii Cyber Security Alliance (HICSA) holds regular public events such as hackathons, meetups, and trainings. These events are designed to help raise awareness, share best practices, and provide resources for individuals and organizations alike to increase their digital security.

Cyber Security Hawaii is Hawaii’s preeminent information security organization that hosts numerous industry-leading conferences, workshops, and seminars throughout the year, including the popular Cyber Security Conference Hawaii event. Through these forums, participants from varying backgrounds can share and discuss ideas and solutions related to cybersecurity.

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13th November 2025 | Hawaii Statewide Cybersecurity Exercise - Maui

The Hawaii Office of Homeland Security is leading a hands-on cybersecurity exercise series designed to test and strengthen the state’s ability to prevent, respond to, and recover from cyber incidents. The program supports the Statewide Cybersecurity Strategy and Implementation Plan, offering agencies and organizations a structured way to validate their readiness. Each exercise aligns with real-world scenarios and aims to improve coordination between state, local, and federal partners.

The sessions will also feature updates from cybersecurity experts at both state and federal levels. Participants can expect practical insights on statewide planning, the OHS Cyber Disruption Plan, and available federal support through CISA. The event brings together professionals across government, emergency management, and critical infrastructure sectors, encouraging collaboration in protecting Hawaii’s digital resilience and ensuring unified response strategies for future incidents.

Physical • Paid • Part of Cyber Hawaii

21st October 2025 | Information Forces Indo-Pacific (INFOPAC) 2025

INFOPAC 2025 will explore the evolving role of information operations as a key pillar of credible deterrence in the Indo-Pacific region. With geopolitical tensions continuing to shape military strategy, the symposium brings together U.S. Joint Forces, allied partners, and strategic thinkers to align national defense objectives with modern information warfare capabilities. The theme “Credible Deterrence” builds on the foundation of prior years and reinforces the strategic necessity of influencing adversarial behavior before conflict begins.

Through panels, briefings, and collaborative discussions, participants will examine how peacetime operations in the information environment can strategically shift the balance of power. From psychological operations to digital influence, the focus remains on creating dilemmas for adversaries while strengthening unity among allies. INFOPAC serves as a critical platform for those shaping how information is used not just as support to operations, but as an operational domain in itself.

Physical • Paid • Part of Federal Business Council (FBC)

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