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Join us for DC CyberWeek (October 16 - 20, 2017), a week-long SXSW-style festival in our nation’s capital bringing together leaders, experts, and decision makers from the gov and tech communities. The festival features dozens of community events, complemented by core conferences and parties created by the festival organizer, CyberScoop. DC CyberWeek is about big ideas and coming together to make an impact on the greater good of our connected world.
Experts, thought leaders, decision makers and practitioners in cybersecurity
Leaders from government and the gov tech community
Executives in tech and cybersecurity from Washington, DC and across the country
Innovators and disruptors in tech, cybersecurity, government and education
Nerds, geeks, wonks or anyone with passion or curiosity for cybersecurity
Monday, October 16, 2017
6:00-8:30pm
The Newseum | 555 Pennsylvania Ave NW | Washington, DC 20001
CyberScoop will kick off DC CyberWeek with a networking event that brings together hundreds of cybersecurity decision makers, influencers and practitioners in the nation's capital. DC CyberWeek attendees, hosts and sponsors will join government executives and decision makers to launch the week-long festival of cybersecurity networking and learning events.
CLOSED
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
7:30am-5:30pm
Andrew Mellon Auditorium | 1301 Constitution Ave NW
Washington, DC 20240
CyberTalks brings together key cybersecurity experts and decision makers to collaborate on cybersecurity issues that threaten government and the citizenry. More than 1,000 of the most influential cybersecurity and government leaders will attend. CyberTalks provides a platform for leaders from government and industry to come together, share best practices and identify ways to tackle these unprecedented security challenges.
Closed - Registration available onsite
Thursday, October 19, 2017
6:00-8:30pm
Scoop News Group Office | 1150 18th St NW
Washington, DC 20036
Join CyberScoop for the DC CyberWeek closing networking reception. DC CyberWeek attendees, hosts and sponsors will join executives from government and industry to close out this unprecedented week of learning and networking powered by the cybersecurity community.
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Reach thousands of cybersecurity decision makers and influencers as a DC CyberWeek sponsor. Put your brand and innovations at the center of cybersecurity conversations affecting every industry: government, healthcare, finance, transportation, energy, law, policy and more. In-person and online exposure will deliver brand recognition, thought leadership opportunities and access to thousands of festival registrants. Contact us at sponsor@dccyberweek.com.
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Spotlight your brand in front of CyberScoop's community of over 350,000 decision makers and influencers in cybersecurity, tech and government
Connect with more than 5,000 festival attendees, including leaders in cybersecurity, tech, government and education
Generate thousands of qualified leads among tech and cybersecurity decision makers and influencers
Leverage the DC CyberWeek and CyberScoop platforms to demonstrate thought leadership, reveal "the next big thing" and disrupt the industry
DC CyberWeek is about big ideas, big talks and doing something impactful for the greater good of technology. We encourage members of the cybersecurity, tech, government, legal, education and non-profit communities to participate by hosting an event or volunteering during DC CyberWeek.
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What do I need to host an event?
DC CyberWeek hosts provide the event venue and refreshments. All you need is a conference room or other meeting space and a cybersecurity-related topic.
Who should host DC CyberWeek events?
Anyone involved in tech or cybersecurity may apply to host a DC CyberWeek event. Organizations may be involved in government, technology, legal or financial industries, to name just a few. Fill out this form to tell us about your proposed event!
How big does a DC CyberWeek event need to be?
DC CyberWeek events may be large or small, learning or networking events. Convene a small working group of five or 10 people, a large seminar for 50 people or an open networking event for hundreds of attendees!
How much do I charge guests to attend DC CyberWeek events?
There is no charge for guests to attend DC CyberWeek events.
Your complimentary week-long pass will give you access to dozens of events throughout the Washington, DC region October 16-20, 2017!
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View the DC CyberWeek schedule & directory.
The nation's capital is accessible via three airports, Amtrak and I-95. Within the city, get around via the regional Metrorail system.
Ritz-Carlton Washington DC
1150 22nd Street NW
202-835-0500
ritzcarlton.com/en/hotels/washington-dc/dc
Hotel Monaco
700 F Street NW
800-649-1202
monaco-dc.com
Grand Hyatt
1000 H Street NW
202-582-1234
washingtondc.grand.hyatt.com
JW Marriott
1331 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
202-393-2000
marriott.com/hotels/travel/wasjw-jw-marriott-washington-dc
Renaissance Washington DC
999 Ninth Street NW
202-898-9000
marriott.com/hotels/travel/wasrb-renaissance-washington-dc-downtown-hotel
Hamilton Hotel
1001 14th Street NW
877-270-1393
hamiltonhoteldc.com
Airport
Reagan National (DCA)
DCA is approximately 20 minutes from DC
flyreagan.com
Metro
For less than $6, passengers can get to any location on the Metrorail system from the Metrorail station connected to Terminal B/C.
wmata.com
Amtrak
amtrak.com
Baltimore/Washington International (BWI)
BWI is approximately 1 hour from DC
bwiairport.com
Dulles International (IAD)
IAD is approximately 45 minutes from DC
flydulles.com
CyberScoop reaches top cybersecurity leaders both online and in-person through our website, newsletter, events, radio and TV. With more than 350,000 unique visitors a month, CyberScoop engages a highly targeted audience of technology decision makers and influencers.
