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Cybersecurity in North Carolina is a critical issue facing organizations and citizens in today's digital age.

The state's public and private sectors are under increasing pressure from evolving cyber threats due to the proliferation of connected devices and an increasingly interdependent online ecosystem. As such, organizations in North Carolina must ensure the security of their data and networks.

In response to these modern challenges, the state has implemented several initiatives and programs to strengthen its cybersecurity posture and promote best practices for IT security.

The North Carolina Department of Information Technology’s (DIT) Security Compliance and Innovation Office coordinates the efforts to ensure the highest possible cybersecurity standards in the state. DIT also provides training and certifications for government and private sector workers. In addition, the state has established the North Carolina Cybersecurity Task Force to monitor and assess the current and emerging threats and develop effective strategies to combat them.

The State of North Carolina has taken part in several cybersecurity conferences and events in recent years. The NC Cyber Security Conference, organized by the North Carolina Department of Information Technology is a key annual event. Held in Raleigh in January, this conference brings together government and industry professionals to discuss the current trends in cybersecurity and discuss best practices.

Furthermore, several other organizations regularly host cybersecurity events in the state. NC Tech Association organizes several cyber events throughout the year, including the NCC!T Security Summit in June and the NC Tech Summit in October. Cyber events held by The Grovo Company and the Research Triangle Park (RTP) are also important programs to look out for in the calendar.

Given the state's efforts to increase cybersecurity awareness and proficiency, North Carolina today is a leader in the implementation of strong security practices. Organizations and businesses in the state are generally well protected against cyber threats, although there is still room for improvement.

The large pool of IT professionals and the active community of private sector organizations dedicated to the development of cyber defense initiatives ensures that North Carolina remains at the cutting edge of cybersecurity technology.

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28th March 2026 | BSides Charlotte 2026

BSides Charlotte 2026 is a community driven cybersecurity conference that brings together security practitioners, researchers, and enthusiasts in Charlotte, North Carolina. This event is part of the global Security BSides series, known for its locally organized sessions where attendees and volunteers share real world security experiences, tools, and research. Focused on both offensive and defensive topics, BSides Charlotte encourages active participation through talks, workshops, and village style activities that highlight collaboration and peer learning across diverse information security disciplines.

The conference takes place over one or two days at Discovery Place Science and is designed for professionals at all levels seeking practical insights and new connections in the cybersecurity community. Attendees gain exposure to emerging trends, hands on learning, and networking opportunities with regional experts, volunteers, and sponsors. With modest registration fees and a grassroots ethos, the event supports knowledge sharing and community growth in the Carolinas and beyond.

Physical • Paid • Part of BSides

28th March 2026 | BSides Charlotte 2026

At BSides Charlotte 2026, we’re bridging the gap between the cybersecurity challenges of our physical world and the visionary digital realm.

Conference Theme: Enter the Grid

Join us on March 28th, 2026, as we explore modern cybersecurity through the lens of The Grid, examining how yesterday’s science fiction has become today’s security reality.

Hybrid (Both) • Paid • Part of BSides Charlotte

9th April 2026 | Women In Technology 2026

Calling all tech-savvy trailblazers! Join us for an empowering evening as we celebrate and uplift the brilliance of women in technology. Whether you're an aspiring techie, a seasoned pro, or simply passionate about technology, this event is for you! Come together to support and foster a thriving community of women in tech. Let's break barriers, shatter glass ceilings, and pave the way for a more inclusive tech future, and let's make history together!

Physical • Paid • Part of Appalachian State University

30th April 2026 | DevOpsDays: Raleigh 2026

DevOpsDays Raleigh connects technology professionals who work across software development, infrastructure operations, and security. As part of the worldwide DevOpsDays movement, the event focuses on discussions around automation, testing, system reliability, and building a strong DevOps culture that supports collaboration across teams.

The event combines curated presentations with open space discussions that encourage participants to share practical experiences and explore emerging tools and practices. DevOpsDays Raleigh helps teams improve how they design, deploy, and maintain modern systems while strengthening communication between developers, operations teams, and security professionals.

Physical • Paid • Part of DevOpsDays

31st May 2026 | NaCLCON 2026

We will host a intimate event at Carolina Beach dedicated to the History Of Hacking. We are bringing together world renowned experts in the field to share their stories that led to the foundation of the many groups, conferences, and sectors of the information security community. The mission of NACLCON is to provide a safe, inclusive, and technically rigorous forum for security practitioners, researchers, students, and community members to share knowledge, challenge assumptions, and advance the state of information security

Physical • Paid • Part of NaClCCON