IntelliGRC Event Schedule

The DigiCert Trust Summit is an opportunity for security professionals to enhance their skills and knowledge, network with industry leaders and security experts, collaborate about solutions for our toughest security challenges, and explore the power of digital trust in the real world. We learned about AI, PQC, DNS, DMARC, BIMI, and so much more. There were representatives and executives from all around the world, some of which experienced USA for the first time in Las Vegas.

A quick trip to Denver for Summit 7’s CS2 was absolutely worth it. The latest and greatest news from top experts on cloud security and compliance with a focus on DFARS and CMMC.

This is continually one of the best educational events with only select speakers and panelists presenting on the most interesting topics. The audience is largely technical, comprised of decision makers showing up to find solutions and analysts just there to learn.

You can find a lot of the CooeyCOE people here as well; we highly recommend attending!

IntelliGRC was happy to send our team to man the booth at National Cyber Summit in Huntsville. With so many great things happening in this area and plenty of great companies like MARS suite already setting up offices there, you have every reason to go check this out.

Von Braun Conference center houses a large conference with a lot to do. A good mix of educational content and sponsors sharing about their businesses. With plenty of job opportunities, networking, and a Cyber Cup challenge, it is worth checking out.

This was a great way for executives to find products and solutions to better secure their organization’s digital assets. You can expect some great technologies, awesome raffle prizes, and gourmet cuisine. The networking was the best part, a lot of decision makers and plenty of experts presenting a variety of solutions.

A cybersecurity conference put on by Jake Kouns and his team. It consisted of several different activities, vendor booths and demos, tons of food, and an intentional atmosphere for networking. There were lock picking rooms, capture-the-flag hackathons with crazy prizes, and 3-4 talks given by SMEs throughout each day with a variety of topics ranging from “Trying to cheat at life using ChatGPT” to “A tale of an Active Directory Pentest” to (my favorite) “The State of NIST/CMMC Compliance Today.” Although this conference was really geared towards the Red/Blue/Purple Team field of cybersecurity, there were a lot of vendors servicing many categories of security from XDR/MDR/EDR/etc. to SIEM to other GRC vendors.

Oh Shenandoah. Our team had a great time presenting at the Valley Tech Conference hosted near James Madison University. There is a surprising effort to grow the community in Harrisonburg and surrounding areas, many businesses adapting to remote life, shared offices, and embracing new technologies and cybersecurity solutions. We also learned about the education and hiring programs that are showing great success in the area.

This event dove into current trends in cybersecurity solutions and cutting-edge technologies for the construction industry. We also learned about the necessary investment programs to address current homeland security challenges, and the needs of resilient infrastructure and physical security.