Cybersecurity at Austin Forum on Sept 11
The Forrest Four-Cast: August 29, 2018
NOTE: Initially scheduled for Tuesday, September 4, this event has now been re-scheduled for Tuesday, September 11.
Attend the Austin Forum on the evening of Tuesday, September 11 to hear Earl Carter address the all-important topic of “Cybersecurity: Surviving and Thriving in a Connected World.”
Based in Central Texas, Carter has served as a Threat Researcher for Cisco Talos Security Intelligence and Research Group for the last two decades. At the Austin Forum event on September 11, he will provide an accelerated introduction into the principles of cybersecurity, discuss the nature of common and notable hacking efforts and security breaches, and will share how you and your companies can protect yourselves in an increasingly connected (and potentially insecure) world.
Register here to be part of this September 11 edition of the Austin Forum — there is no fee to attend. Doors will open at 5:45 pm and the presentation begins at 6:15 pm. The post-event reception begins at 7:30 pm. Location for the Austin Forum is the Austin Central Library at 710 W. Cesar Chavez.
In addition to great content and top-level networking, Austin Forum attendees are eligible to win a free badge to SXSW 2019 (where many sessions will also cover cybersecurity). Download sli.do on your smartphone and start thinking of great questions to be eligible to win this free badge.
More Austin events for the week of August 27
August 27: Texas Crypto Meet Up
August 27: Austin Startup Meet Up
August 27: Austin Wordpress Meet Up
August 27: SQL Bootcamp Remote
August 27: Introduction to Digital Marketing
August 28: A Day in the Life of a Data Scientist: Panel Discussion
August 28: Intro to Coding: HTML & CSS
August 28: Maneuvering Sales and Use Tax in a Post-Wayfair World
August 28: Capital Factory Accelerator Info Session
August 28: Open Pitch Practice and Pizza
August 28: A Day in the Life of a Data Scientist
August 28: Austin On Rails
August 28: Austin Mobile & Indie Game Dev Meet Up
August 28: Austin PaaS, Cloud, and Bluemix Meet Up
August 28: Learn to Code Austin Meet Up
August 29: Introduction to Data Science
August 29: VR Cafe
August 29: Scale Up
August 29: Marketing & PR for NonProfits
August 29: Hardware Inventors Meet Up
August 30: Hustle Smarter: Tactics & Routines To Scale Your Business
August 30: Ultimate Networking Supporting Women Veteran Entrepreneurs
August 30: Recess Happy Hour w/ Team Austin
August 30: How to Create a Newsletter People Want to Read
August 30-Sept 2: Babes Fest 2018
September 1: JavaScript Basic Training
More Upcoming Austin Events
September 3: Intro to the Austin Media Scene
September 4: Solar Data Reverse Hack-a-Thon
September 6: Design Jam
September 11: Austin Forum Cybersecurity Session
September 12: Scalable Nonprofit Workshop
September 12: Austin Cybersecurity Demo Night
September 13: Design Sprint Bootcamp with Jake Knapp
September 13–15: Online News Association (ONA) Conference
September 14: Austin-San Antonio Growth Summit
September 15: DeRay McKesson Book Reading
September 20: Health Insurance 101 for Entrepreneurs & Startups
September 20–22: Creatives Meet Business Experience 2018
September 21–23: Wizard World Comic Con Austin
September 27–29: 2018 Texas Tribune Festival
September 29: ContentATX2
October 2: InnoTech Austin
Oct 5–7: ACL Fest, Weekend #1
Oct 9: Texas Voter Registration Deadline
Oct 11: Casey Gerald Book Reading
Oct 12–14: ACL Fest, Weekend #2
Oct 23: Girlstart Game Changers Luncheon with Emily Chang
Oct 25-Nov 1: Austin Film Festival
October 27–28: 2018 Texas Book Festival
November 6: 2018 Midterm Elections
November 9: SXSW Pitch Entry Deadline
November 9: SXSW Interactive Innovation Awards Entry Deadline
November 27–28: Solar Business Festival
Deadline to register to vote in Texas for the November 2018 general election is Tuesday, October 9.
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Hugh Forrest serves as Chief Programming Officer at SXSW, the world’s most unique gathering of creative professionals. He also tries to write at least four paragraphs per day on Medium. These posts often cover tech-related trends; other times they focus on books, pop culture, sports and other current events.
