Founded in 1997, CyberHub has evolved into an internationally renowned event series focused on delivering cutting-edge cybersecurity research and insights. Originally a single annual conference, it has grown into one of the most respected global platforms for sharing the latest in information security. Each multi-day event offers the security community valuable knowledge on emerging trends and developments.

Driven by the needs of the global cybersecurity community, CyberHub Briefings and Trainings bring together top experts and innovators. The series fosters collaboration among professionals at all levels, including academia, industry leaders, and government sectors. Today, CyberHub Briefings and Trainings are held annually across the U.S., Europe, and Asia, providing premier platforms for leading researchers and trainers to engage with a global audience..

WHAT WE DO

Since their inception, CyberHub  Briefings continue to provide security professionals with a place to learn the very latest in information security risks, research and trends. Leading security researchers from around the world take the stage each year to share their latest work and exploits in a friendly, vendor-neutral environment. Attendees will experience groundbreaking research on topics ranging from vulnerabilities within popular consumer devices, to critical international infrastructure threats, and everything in between.

Trainings

CyberHub Trainings offer attendees individual technical courses with topics ranging from the latest in penetration testing, to exploiting web applications, and defending and building SCADA systems. Often designed exclusively for CyberHub, these hands-on attack and defense courses are taught by industry and subject matter experts from all over the world, with the goal of defining and defending tomorrow's information security landscape..

REVIEW BOARD + CONTENT SELECTION

The CyberHub Review Board is comprised of more than 100 of the industry's most credible and distinguished security professionals and thought leaders throughout various areas of the information security community. The Review Board advises CyberHub on its strategic direction, reviewing and programming conference content, while providing unparalleled insight into the research community.
All submissions are vetted thoroughly by the CyberHub Review Board for each event. Every submission is reviewed for its uniqueness, overall content expertise and accuracy before selections are made. Through the course of this dynamic review process, the CyberHub Review Board members will frequently ask researchers for clarity on the submissions including the uniqueness or audacity of claims made. The best submissions come with academic-grade papers, proof-of-concept code and/or video demonstrations. CyberHub does not support pay-for-play Briefings. The Black Hat Briefings are always independently selected based on quality of content and area of expertise rather than sponsorship.