Beyond helping public entities respond to and prevent cyber incidents, the Ohio Cyber Reserve is committed to fostering cybersecurity education and workforce development across Ohio.

The cybersecurity skills gap presents both a challenge and an opportunity. With the right preparation and mindset, you can step into a role that is not only rewarding but vital to the safety and success of organizations worldwide. This session will give you the roadmap you need to kickstart or accelerate your career.

The pace of change is relentless, and enterprises that aren’t prepared may find themselves vulnerable and behind the competition. This session will arm you with the knowledge needed to create a resilient, future-proof strategy that embraces technological change without compromising on security or business agility.

With new threats emerging daily and regulations becoming stricter, failing to prioritize data security and access control can lead to severe consequences, including data breaches, financial losses, and reputational damage. Attending this session will empower you to stay ahead of the curve and strengthen your organization’s approach to data privacy and access management.

Vulnerabilities in your supply chain can have significant and far-reaching consequences. By attending this session at Cincy Cyber Week, you’ll gain valuable insights into establishing a more secure, strategic approach to procurement and vendor management—empowering your organization to preempt and mitigate potential risks effectively.

In an era where cyber threats loom larger than ever, organizations must shift from just prevention to full-spectrum incident response strategies.

The shift to cloud-first strategies has brought unparalleled flexibility and scalability to organizations, but with that shift comes a heightened need for robust security frameworks. Enter Zero Trust—a principle that has emerged as the gold standard in protecting cloud environments from increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.

As cybersecurity threats become increasingly complex and relentless, organizations have realized that their strongest line of defense doesn’t come solely from firewalls and advanced security software. It comes from their people—well-informed, vigilant, and proactive employees.