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The Australasian Information Security Conference (AISC 2023) will be held as part of the Australasian Computer Science Week (ACSW 2023, http://acsw.core.edu.au), which represents the largest annual gathering of computer scientists and researchers in Australasia. This conference aims at promoting research on all aspects of information security and increasing communication between academic and industrial researchers working in this area.

Access Control, Anonymity, Applied Cryptography, Artificial Intelligence for Cybersecurity, Authentication, Blockchain Security, Cloud Security, Cyber-Physical Systems Security, Data Security and Privacy, Database Security, Decentralised Applications, Denial of Service Attacks and Countermeasures, Digital Forensics, Edge/Fog Computing Security, Electronic Payments, Electronic Voting, Embedded Systems Security, Human Aspects of Cybersecurity, Identity Management, Incident/Event Management, Internet of Things (IoT) Security, Intrusion Detection, Machine Learning Security and Privacy, Malicious Software, Mobile Security, Network Security, Operating Systems Security, Privacy Enhancing Technologies, (post-)Quantum Cryptography, Secure Computation, Smart Grid Security and Privacy, Software Defined Networking Security, Software Security, Space Systems Cyber Security, Trust and Risk, Trusted Computing, Usable Security, Web Security, Wireless Security

Magnet Forensics

The Magnet Virtual Summit will be taking place between February 21 – March 2, 2023 and it will be a special opportunity to share your DFIR knowledge with people everywhere—and of all experience levels. Each year we see a wide variety of topics presented, so submit anything you feel would be of value to the community.

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity

Magnet Forensics

We can’t wait to come back to Music City and have a chance to let loose and explore the latest in digital forensics. In addition to hands-on learning opportunities, we’ll be hosting a customer appreciation event in the city, a capture the flag challenge, and many other fun and engaging activities to make the most of your time at #MUS2023.

Cybersecurity

The IACIS Certified Forensic Computer Examiner (CFCE) program is accredited by the Forensic Specialties Accreditation Board ("FSAB") - an independent board established to accredit professional bodies that certify forensic scientists and other forensic specialties.

The Basic Computer Forensics Examiner ("BCFE") is our foundational training course and is related to the CFCE certification. Specialized training topics and course content vary from year to year.

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity

HackMiami X 2023 Conference will consist of training classes on May 19, 2023 and speaking tracks on Saturday May 20, 2023.

anonymity | anti-forensics | arduino and all maker-stuffs | artificial intelligence | affiliate marketing | biohacking | botnets | carding | code releases | compliance frameworks | career development | corporate espionage | crimeware | critical infrastructure | cryptocurrency | cryptography | DDoS | digital currency | digital self defense | DFIR | electronic crime | electronic civil rights issues | electronic weapons | encryption | ethics | exploit kits | exploitation methods | forensics | forgery | fraud methodologies | fraud prevention | hacker culture | hackerspaces | hacking | HAM radio | identify theft | implantable technologies | information security | intelligence gathering | investigation methods | law and legal concepts | law enforcement | lockpicking | machine learning | malware | mobile technologies | mobile exploitation | money laundering | NFTs | network infrastructure attacks | open source intelligence (OSINT) | open source software | operating systems | penetration testing | privacy | phreaking | pirate radio | programming | ransomware | radio culture | red/blue/purple teams | reverse engineering | robotics | satellite hacking | SCADA | scripting | security culture | social engineering | software cracking | software defined radio | software development | software/tool releases | spam |state sponsored espionage /APTs | steganography | subsersive technologies | third party risk | threat intelligence | threat hunting | voIP hacking | vulnerability analysis | vulnerability disclosures | web application attacks | wireless hacking

Cybersecurity

Techno Security & Digital Forensics Conference provides a unique education experience that blends together the digital forensics and cybersecurity industries for collaboration between government and private sectors. It has grown into one of the most important resources for corporate network security professionals, federal, state and local law enforcement digital forensic specialists, and cybersecurity industry leaders from around the world. For over 22 years, our purpose has been to raise international awareness of developments, teaching, training, responsibilities, and ethics in the field of IT security and digital forensics.

For over 23 years, Techno Security & Digital Forensics Conference has been the most important gathering of private and government attendees dedicated to the digital forensics and computer security industries. But Techno is more than a conference. It’s where the community comes together to learn, network and share (laughs included!). As our flagship event moves to Wilmington this year, we look forward to continued growth and collaboration between leading agencies and companies from North America and around the world. We are proud and honoured to be part of this special community and look forward to seeing you in Wilmington!

Cybersecurity

CircleCityCon 10.0 WHODUNIT? will take place at the Westin Indianapolis, Indiana from June 23-25, 2023. (The Circle City). This year’s theme is a murder/mystery-styled theme, and they will have a sort of game going on throughout the conference where you will need to use your cunning and skill to find clues as to who invited you, what they know about you, who else you might know at the conference, and who exactly is behind all of this. The game will require you to use your cunning and skill to find clues as to who invited you, what they know about you, who else you might know at the conference,

DFRWS

DFRWS welcomes new perspectives that push the envelope of what is currently possible in digital forensic, and that provide practical solutions for real-world problems.

Email: frankb@dfrws.org

Industrial control system / SCADA forensics, Deleted data recovery and analysis from IaaS and SaaS environments, Multimedia authentication, beyond theory to real-world applications, Aerospace forensics, including analysis of satellite system and communications, Digital forensic preparedness / readiness, Digital investigation case management, Digital evidence sharing and exchange, Digital forensic triage / survey, Digital forensic tool validation, - Machine learning and data mining for digital evidence extraction/query, Malware and targeted attacks (analysis and attribution), Forensics analysis and visualization of Big Data, Non-traditional forensic scenarios / contexts, Network and distributed system forensics, Mobile and embedded device forensics, Cloud and virtualized environments

International Association of Forensic Sciences (IAFS)

The IAFS encompasses academics and practicing professionals in the forensic specialties. Since 1957, the IAFS has delivered an international meeting every three years to allow the forensic community to meet and exchange ideas.