Hack the Capitol 7.0 is a cybersecurity conference held annually in the Washington DC area, focused on the security of industrial control systems. The event provides policymakers, think tanks, and the media with an opportunity to listen to leading voices in ICS security and the broader world of cybersecurity and gain hands-on experience. It aims to connect technical experts with policy staffers–and vice versa.
New to Hack the Capitol this year: one day of hands-on training for college students and military vets, to be held on May 29. Sign up for the Workforce Development Day.
Highlights
+ Keynotes from the federal administration and Congressional leaders, including a keynote from U.S. Representative Brad Finstad as well as virtual remarks from Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Director Jen Easterly.
+ The Beer ISAC: a programming track dedicated to peer-to-peer information sharing.
+ Hands-on demonstrations and labs.
+ A happy hour reception for networking and informal discussions.
+ A live podcast featuring (CS)2AI.
Breakfast and lunch will be served reach day.
Hosts
ICS Village
Institute for Security and Technology
Crowell LLP
The National Security Institute at George Mason University’s Antonin Scalia Law School
ICS Village, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) organization
