This year’s event has something for everyone and emphasizes the idea that cybersecurity is not one-size-fits-all—it’s a dynamic, inclusive field where everyone plays a part. The 4th Annual Cybersecurity Summit offers 4 pathways, so you can make the most of your attendance. You also have the flexibility to mix and match sessions across all tracks, empowering you to create a personalized summit experience tailored to your interests, goals, and schedule.

Cybersecurity Foundations & Futures (student pathway)

This path is designed to introduce students to the real-world landscape of cybersecurity. Attendees will gain insights from industry leaders, explore career pathways, and connect with registered student organizations and other student-focused exhibitors. Sessions will focus on foundational cybersecurity concepts, emerging threats, and how to prepare for internships and entry-level roles. The networking breakfast and lunch provide excellent opportunities to meet mentors and potential employers.

Leadership in Cybersecurity Strategy (professional pathway)

This path emphasizes strategic cybersecurity planning, risk management, and leadership in digital security. Professionals will explore how to align cybersecurity initiatives with organizational goals, manage compliance, and foster a culture of security awareness. The summit offers a platform to exchange best practices with peers and learn from case studies in higher education and business environments.

Cyber Defense & Innovation (tech pathway)

This path dives into the technical side of cybersecurity, offering sessions on threat detection, incident response, and the latest tools and technologies. Attendees will benefit from practical demonstrations, peer discussions, and insights from cybersecurity professionals and industry leaders. It’s perfect for those looking to sharpen their skills and stay ahead of evolving cyber threats.

Everyday Cyber Safety (consumer/end-user pathway)

This path focuses on practical cybersecurity knowledge for everyday life. Attendees will learn how to recognize scams, protect their digital identities, and secure their home networks and devices. Sessions are designed to be accessible and engaging, with real-world examples and tips that anyone can apply—no technical background required. This is a great opportunity to become more confident and informed in today’s digital world.

Oct. 9, 2025, 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Please note that the schedule is subject to change. We will make every effort to adhere to the planned agenda, but adjustments may be necessary to accommodate unforeseen circumstances.

Morning schedule 

Takes place primarily in Ballroom A/B

Afternoon schedule 

Takes place in Ballroom A/B and adjacent rooms.