Networking, insights, news, and more! IT compliance conferences are integral to your cybersecurity efforts, ensuring that your team is up-to-date on the latest regulations.

No matter your industry or the size of your organization, there is an IT compliance conference that will help you better understand your business's regulations and requirements and keep you up to date on the latest cybersecurity techniques.

This post covers eleven excellent options for IT compliance conferences you and your team may consider attending in the coming years. 

 

Why Attend IT Compliance Conferences? 

Before we dive into our list, we want to provide some basic information about the importance of attending IT compliance conferences. 

Businesses are often hesitant to send staff to compliance conferences. Conferences generally span several days, causing employees to miss out on their regularly scheduled work days to attend. Many conferences also require attendees to travel, which can be expensive. Is attending an IT compliance conference truly worth it?

Let’s discuss a few benefits your team can enjoy when you attend compliance conferences. 

First, attending conferences allows you to learn about incoming regulatory developments and new requirements you’ll need to comply with. You can also use conferences to learn about upcoming technological advancements or tools that might help you enhance your organization’s cybersecurity efforts. 

Conferences are also an excellent opportunity to network with other compliance professionals. The relationships you build at these conferences can help you solve challenging problems down the line, as you will have a whole list of potential experts you can ask for advice. 

Lastly, when you or your team members attend an IT compliance conference, you demonstrate to the stakeholders in your organization that you take compliance seriously. 

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ASIS Europe 

When is it? March 20-22, 2024

Where is it? Vienna, Austria

Who should attend and why? This intense program covers the intersection of world politics and the implications those events have on cybersecurity efforts. Attendees can debate and learn collaboratively about compliance, sustainability, and HR-related challenges. 

Cost to attend: Starting at €50-1495

 

Zscaler Public Sector Summit 2024 

When is it? April 4-5, 2024

Where is it? Washington, DC

Who should attend and why? The Zscaler Public Sector Summit offers generous opportunities to learn from seasoned professionals, interact with live demos, and network with others in the industry. All levels of IT, networking, and security professionals across government and education industries should attend.

Cost to attend: $0 for eligible attendees

 

RSA Conference

When is it? May 6-9, 2024

Where is it? San Francisco, CA

Who should attend and why?  The annual RSA Conference features sessions on analytics, cryptography, DevSecOps, security architecture, and more. You can find sessions geared toward everyone from C-Suite executives to entry-level professionals. Past speakers for this conference have included top executives from companies like Google, Apple, and LinkedIn. 

Cost to attend: Starting at $495

 

Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 

When is it? June 3-5, 2024

Where is it? National Harbor, MD

Who should attend and why? The top benefits of attending the Gartner Summit are learning the future of cybersecurity mesh, discovering the outlook for data security, learning and engaging with new technologies, and building a network of talented peers. This event is recommended for professionals from C-level to ground-level technical professionals.  

Cost to attend: Starting at $3,650

 

Annual ISAC Meeting

When is it? June 23-26, 2024

Where is it? Orlando, FL

Who should attend and why? The theme for the 2024 event is Collaborate, Educate, and Secure. At this event, professionals can network with peers, learn about the latest developments in cybersecurity, and hear from industry experts. Some specific topics slated for this year’s event include tips for implementing cloud services and cloud security, mitigating DDoS and ransomware attacks, hiring and retention, and more. 

Cost to attend: $280 for in-person general admission

 

Energy-Sec Summit

When is it? July 21-24, 2024

Where is it? Anaheim, CA

Who should attend and why? This event is intended for information security professionals in the energy sector. At this event, energy professionals can network and learn from panels of experts about vital topics related to security in the energy industry. 

Cost to attend: Full Conference Pass $1,095, Day passes $495 each 

 

BlackHat USA 

When is it? August 3-8, 2024

Where is it? Las Vegas, NV

Who should attend and why? This conference is a hybrid experience. You can attend the full four days of training or a two-day conference on the last two days of the training. This conference brings together professionals from information security executives to hackers and non-technical individuals. Black Hat includes briefings, trainings, and research updates. 

Cost to attend: Starting at $2,599

 

DEF CON 32

When is it? August 8-11, 2024

Where is it? Las Vegas, NV

Who should attend and why?  DEF CON is the world's largest hacker event. This conference brings together a range of attendees, from cybersecurity professionals, researchers, federal government employees, etc. The event offers a plethora of knowledge through workshops, demo labs, and more.

Cost to attend: $480 pre-registration, $460 cash at the door

 

SCCE Technology & Compliance Conference 

When is it? September 17, 2024

Where is it? Virtual

Who should attend and why? This event is designed for compliance and ethics professionals, risk managers, and technology professionals in general. At this one-day virtual conference, you can learn emerging technologies and start to devise strategies for how you can use them to improve your compliance efforts.  

Cost to attend: TBA

 

Compliance Week 2024 

When is it? October 2024 (Exact dates to be announced)

Where is it? Edinburgh, Scotland

Who should attend and why? This conference is intended for compliance professionals in leadership roles across all industries. They have sessions for ethics employees as well as cybersecurity leaders. At this event, you can learn from professionals across industries and gain timely updates on upcoming regulations that may impact your business.

Cost to attend: TBA

 

Forrester Security & Risk Summit

When is it? December 9-11, 2024

Where is it? Baltimore, MD and online

Who should attend and why? This event is designed for senior information security professionals holding titles like Chief Security Officer, Information Security Officer, or VP of Information Security. The program covers information about defending against cyberattacks, managing your cybersecurity budget, building a solid team, and more.

Cost to attend: Starting at $2,795

 

Beyond the IT Compliance Conference: Maintaining Compliance with Ease

Attending IT compliance conferences is an excellent way to stay up-to-date on current trends, requirements, and policies. However, conference attendance alone is insufficient to manage the regulatory requirements needed for your business to remain compliant in your industry.

You need a solution designed to help businesses like yours understand, identify, and meet applicable standards time and time again.

The right solution can help you protect your organization’s data, gather evidence and documentation required to meet audit requirements, and provide you with vital information regarding your security posture. 

CimTrak’s compliance solution can offer you and your team all of these features and more. With CimTrak, you’ll be able to consistently achieve IT compliance in less time, with less effort. To see how, see an instant preview of our software solution today.

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Lauren Yacono
Post by Lauren Yacono
March 19, 2024
Lauren is an IU graduate and Chicagoland-based Marketing Specialist.

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