(ISC)2 Security Congress 2020 now a virtual conference

(ISC)² announced that its 10th annual (ISC)² Security Congress will take place as a virtual conference, November 16-18.

Pricing for the event is $295 for an All-Access pass. Non-members will also benefit with Early Bird pricing of $395. Registration details will be announced when open. The Early Bird window will close on September 30.

The event will include 40 sessions by presenters from around the globe. Professional development sessions will provide actionable insights into a wide array of both technical and soft skills topics including Cloud Security, DevSecOps, Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC), Career Development, Privacy, workforce challenges and more. (ISC)² members will also have the opportunity to earn as many as 45 continuing professional education (CPE) credits – more than any other previous Security Congress – by attending live and on-demand sessions. Presentations will be recorded and available on-demand after the conference.

“This year is bittersweet in a lot of ways, and although we’re disappointed that we won’t be able to see our colleagues and members from all around the world in person, we’re excited to embrace this new online format for Security Congress,” said Wesley Simpson, COO, (ISC)². “All of this expert discussion, insight and peer-to-peer engagement is now more accessible than ever before to professionals around the world. As a virtual event, Security Congress will bring the global cybersecurity community together as we close out one of the most challenging years our profession has ever faced.”

More details on the full program agenda will be announced in the coming weeks. Visit https://www.isc2.org/Congress for updates.

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