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Pro Event DevOpsDays Houston 2022 - Houston, TX

https://devopsdays.org/houston

Event Dates: October 04, 2022, October 05, 2022

CFP closes at July 15, 2022 17:59 UTC

July 15, 2022 17:59 UTC (Local)

Culture, Monitoring, Security, Leadership, Cicd, Orchestration, Cloud, Tooling, Agile, Automation, Infraascode, Learning, Quality, Sre, Teams, Technology, Process

Submit Now! I'm Attending! October 04, 2022 October 05, 2022 DevOpsDays Houston 2022 UTC DevOpsDays is a worldwide series of technical conferences covering topics of software development, IT infrastructure operations, and the intersection between them. DevOpsDays Houston 2022 is run by volunteers from the Greater Houston area and is planned to be hosted at the [Ion Houston](https://www.ionhouston.com/). The event features a combination of curated talks, ignites and self-organized open space content. Topics often include software engineering, automation, testing, security, and organizational culture. Houston, TX

Hacker Halted 2022 - Virtual

http://hackerhalted.com

Event Dates: October 03, 2022

CFP closes at July 31, 2022 11:31 UTC

July 31, 2022 11:31 UTC (Local)

Advanced, New research, Live demo, Culture, Tech

Submit Now! I'm Attending! October 03, 2022 October 03, 2022 Hacker Halted 2022 UTC ABOUT HACKER HALTED 2022 OCTOBER 3rd & 4th Hacker Halted is EC-Council’s annual IT Security Conference that hosts dozens of speakers delivering groundbreaking presentations! Enter the Hackerverse and get ready to learn about vulnerabilities in blockchain, IOT, fintech, cloud, and beyond, and the digital world’s increasing impact on the physical. Are you ready for the Hackerverse? Before we can talk about the Hackerverse, we have to talk about how the lines between our physical and digital selves are beginning to blur and have been for years now. Space Invaders gave way to Packman and Galaga, which gave away to Atari. Then, it was companies like Activision that put us in the player’s seat in our own living rooms. Blink and it's the video game revolution where Nintendo battled with Sega and Sony came out with the PS2 and then Microsoft joined the race with the X Box. Soon the Sims give way to Second Life, and before you know it Bitcoin is all the buzz and corporations, as well as the financial industry are pouring billions into the Blockchain! Blink and Hollywood jumps on board and brings “Ready Player One” to the average person, demonstrating how a person can exist in both a real and a virtual reality. Today people of ages ranging from toddlers to grandparents experience VR and AR via Oculus and other hardware; and again, right at home! You get the point. Let’s flash forward to today and look back over the past 15 years where literally trillions of dollars have been lost to cyberattacks. There are no attack surfaces that are safe, from Industrial Control Systems, web apps, servers, to even game consoles. In recent news, more than $600M in cryptocurrency was stolen in a single video game hack. What is the Hackerverse? Life, the Universe, and Everything… hacked. The fact is, we are now and have been living in the Hackerverse. Our everyday realities are becoming more virtual, as protocol upon protocol and layer upon layer of abstraction are stacked upon each other. The more dependent we become on our virtual reality the more susceptible we’ll be to malicious hackers. From “War Games” to “Ready Player One,” the question, “Shall we play a game?” is as ominous today as it was in 1983. The Hackerverse is ever-present and whether you choose to play or not, you are already in the game. Virtual

Global CISO Forum 2022 - Virtual

https://ciso.eccouncil.org/portfolio/global-ciso-forum-2022/

Event Dates: October 05, 2022

CFP closes at July 31, 2022 14:45 UTC

July 31, 2022 14:45 UTC (Local)

Technology, Career, Culture, Policy, Governance, Procurement, Strategic planning, Leadership, Bod, Risk management, Devsecops, Project management, Finance, Fintech, Ransomware, Fail, Story, Vendor risk management, Third party risk management, Fourth party risk management, Grc, Open source, Zero days, Vunerabilities, Skills gap, Navigating stakeholders, Regulation management, Identity management, Forecast, Five year forecast

Submit Now! I'm Attending! October 05, 2022 October 05, 2022 Global CISO Forum 2022 UTC Global CISO Forum Are you ready to lead in the Hackerverse? Let’s talk about how the lines between our physical and digital selves are beginning to blur and have been for years now. Space Invaders gave way to Packman and Galaga, which gave away to Atari. Then, it was companies like Activision that put us in the player’s seat in our own living rooms. Blink and it's the video game revolution where Nintendo battled with Sega and Sony came out with the PS2 and then Microsoft joined the race with the X Box. Soon the Sims give way to Second Life, and before you know it Bitcoin is all the buzz and corporations, as well as the financial industry are pouring billions into the Blockchain! Blink and Hollywood jumps on board and brings “Ready Player One” to the average person, demonstrating how a person can exist in both a real and a virtual reality. Today people of ages ranging from toddlers to grandparents experience VR and AR via Oculus and other hardware; and again, right at home! You get the point. Let’s flash forward to today and look back over the past 15 years where literally trillions of dollars have been lost to cyberattacks. There are no attack surfaces that are safe, from Industrial Control Systems, web apps, servers, to even game consoles. In recent news, more than $600M in cryptocurrency was stolen in a single video game hack. What is the Hackerverse? Life, the Universe, and Everything… hacked. The fact is, we are now and have been living in the Hackerverse. Our everyday realities are becoming more virtual, as protocol upon protocol and layer upon layer of abstraction are stacked upon each other. The more dependent we and our companies become on our virtual reality the more susceptible we’ll be to malicious hackers. From “War Games” to “Ready Player One,” the question, “Shall we play a game?” is as ominous today as it was in 1983. The Hackerverse is ever-present and whether you choose to play or not, you are already in the game. Virtual

Python Web Conf 2023 - Virtual

https://pythonwebconf.com

Event Dates: March 13, 2023, March 14, 2023, March 15, 2023, March 16, 2023, March 17, 2023

CFP closes at October 01, 2022 23:00 UTC

October 01, 2022 23:00 UTC (Local)

Ai, Machine learning, Nlp, Big data, Cloud, Cloud native, Deployment, Automation, Containers, Serverless, Django, Flask, Pyramid, Tornado, Front-end development, Lean software development, Ci/cd, Microservices, Plone, Rest apis, Scaling, Scalability, Team building, Working remote, Web security, Websockets, Asyncio, Pydata, Culture, Appdev, Blockchain/crypto, Low-code, Open source

Submit Now! I'm Attending! March 13, 2023 March 17, 2023 Python Web Conf 2023 UTC In its 5th consecutive year, the Python Web Conference, hosted by Six Feet Up, will bring together 400+ Pythonistas — including 90 expert speakers — from 40+ countries for the most in-depth Python conference for web developers. The 5-day conference, hosted virtually on LoudSwarm by Six Feet Up from March 13–17, 2023, will feature 80 talks and 5 tutorials across multiple tracks including AppDev, Cloud, Culture, PyData and Tutorials. With sessions for beginner and advanced developers alike, attendees will be immersed in Python best practices and learn how to solve complex web production problems. The highly engaging format will feature interactive open spaces, lightning talks, end-of-day socials, and countless opportunities for Pythonistas to mingle, network and have fun! Visit https://pythonwebconf.com for more information. Virtual

DevOps TO Monthly series - Toronto, ON, Canada

https://www.meetup.com/DevOpsTO/

Upcoming Event Dates: May 04, 2021, June 01, 2021, July 06, 2021

CFP is open

Devops, Culture, Scaling, Cicd, Workshop, Talk, Panel, Lightning, Logging, Monitoring, Alerting, Saas, Paas, Iaas, Security, Compliance, Serverless, Automation, Infrastructure, Cloud, Workflow, Agile, Data

Submit Now! I'm Attending! May 04, 2021 July 06, 2021 DevOps TO Monthly series UTC DevOps TO is a monthly meetup series, bringing together Toronto's most agile and innovative minds to hear and talk about software delivery, scale, operational excellence and the latest tools and techniques in cloud tech. We're over 5000 members and always looking for interesting speakers to join us. We're looking for talks that will fit at or below 30mins, and speakers who don't mind a few questions afterwards. The whole meetup is 1hr total, 5pm-6pm EST, on the first Tuesday of every month. Toronto, ON, Canada

CFP closes at	July 15, 2022 17:59 UTC
	July 15, 2022 17:59 UTC (Local)

CFP closes at	July 31, 2022 11:31 UTC
	July 31, 2022 11:31 UTC (Local)

CFP closes at	July 31, 2022 14:45 UTC
	July 31, 2022 14:45 UTC (Local)

CFP closes at	October 01, 2022 23:00 UTC
	October 01, 2022 23:00 UTC (Local)

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