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Nevada is a state in the United States that is known for its leading gaming and tourism industry. As such, the cybersecurity of this region has assumed special importance, and Nevada is home to a wide range of institutions, agencies, and organizations that are dedicated to keeping the state's cyber infrastructure safe and secure.

Nevada's Office of Cyber Defense (NOCD) leads the state's efforts toward cybersecurity, providing information and resources to promote safe and secure cyber practices within the state. The NOCD also provides support in the event of a cybersecurity incident and is tasked with educating individuals, organizations, and institutions on the importance of cyber safety.

In addition to the NOCD, Nevada is also home to a strong network of information security professionals, many of whom have industry certifications from organizations such as CompTIA and ISACA.

These professionals regularly participate in cyber events and conferences, such as Nevada Infosec Day and the Cybersecurity Summit, that focus on the latest developments in cybersecurity. Nevada Infosec Day introduces attendees to the newest technologies and security approaches, while the Cybersecurity Summit is tailored to the unique needs of Nevada's government and private industry.

Due to the prevalence of cyber threats in Nevada, organizations within the state have implemented a range of preventive measures to ensure the safety of their networks. These include the use of firewalls, antivirus software, encryption technologies, and password-protection tools. In addition, organizations may also use network segmentation and patch management techniques to increase the security of their systems.

Nevada has made significant strides in improving the security of its cyber infrastructure. Through the support of the NOCD, cybersecurity events and conferences, and the diligence of information security professionals, the State of Nevada is working towards a safer and more secure digital environment.

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22nd April 2026 | Google Cloud Next 2026

Google Cloud Next 2026 is the flagship cloud and AI conference organized by Google Cloud, scheduled for April 22–24, 2026 at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas. The event gathers developers, IT professionals, cloud architects, security experts and business leaders to explore the latest developments in cloud infrastructure, AI/ML, data platforms, multi-cloud solutions, application development, and cloud security. With keynotes, technical deep dives, interactive labs, product demos and partner showcases, the conference offers a comprehensive platform for learning, networking, and hands-on experience.

As cloud security and data protection become increasingly critical, Google Cloud Next 2026 is relevant to cybersecurity professionals. Sessions are expected to cover data security, secure AI deployment, enterprise security frameworks, multi-cloud governance, and threat-resilient infrastructure. The event provides a strong opportunity to understand how cloud providers and enterprises are building secure, scalable, and compliant systems for modern AI and cloud workloads.

Physical • Paid • Part of Google

5th May 2026 | ServiceNow Knowledge 2026

ServiceNow Knowledge 2026 is a large scale enterprise technology conference with a strong and clearly defined cybersecurity focus through its Security Operations and Governance, Risk, and Compliance tracks. The event includes dedicated sessions and hands on labs covering security incident response, vulnerability response, threat intelligence, and integrated risk management. Attendees explore how AI driven automation and agentic AI can support faster threat detection, response coordination, and risk reduction across complex environments.

The conference also addresses infrastructure and cloud security, including governance for cloud platforms and operational technology environments. Cybersecurity professionals benefit from practical insights into aligning security workflows with business operations, improving visibility across risk domains, and applying platform based security controls at scale. These elements position the event as highly relevant for security leaders, SecOps teams, and risk professionals working in modern enterprise environments.

Physical • Paid • Part of ServiceNow

30th May 2026 | The Diana Initiative 2026

Our annual event this year is online. Join us for talks, workshops, a Capture the Flag competition and more!

Online • Paid • Part of The Diana Initiative

8th June 2026 | Rubrik Forward USA 2026

Rubrik Forward 2026 is an industry conference dedicated to cyber resilience and enterprise data security. The event brings together IT leaders, security professionals, and technology practitioners to examine strategies for protecting critical data across cloud, SaaS, and on-premises environments. Sessions explore modern approaches to defending against cyber threats while strengthening organizational resilience through improved recovery and data protection capabilities.

The program features keynote presentations, technical sessions, and hands-on learning opportunities focused on emerging security challenges and technologies. Discussions address topics such as identity resilience, data protection, ransomware recovery, and the role of artificial intelligence in modern security operations. The event also provides opportunities for collaboration between technology providers, practitioners, and security leaders working to improve cyber resilience across enterprise infrastructure.

Physical • Paid • Part of Rubrik

15th June 2026 | Identiverse 2026

Identiverse is a major global event focused on digital identity, cybersecurity, privacy and digital trust. It brings together thousands of professionals from around the world to explore identity management, zero trust frameworks, authentication strategies and emerging security approaches. Sessions cover practical strategies, technical deep dives and leadership insights that help organizations strengthen their identity and access management practices and reduce risks tied to modern digital infrastructures.

Attendees have the opportunity to learn from expert speakers, engage in workshops, and build relationships with peers from diverse industries. The event blends strategic and tactical content so participants gain both actionable knowledge and broader perspectives on how identity intersects with security, privacy and risk management.

Physical • Paid • Part of CyberRisk Alliance