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November 2, 2024

Harbor Walk | College of Charleston

360 Concord Street
Charleston, SC 29401

 
 
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An ANNUAL SECURITY EVENT FOR THE LOW COUNTRY

Why BSides Charleston?

A combination of students, professionals, geeks, and tinkerers gathering to discuss Information Security, hear awesome talks, and bring security into our everyday lives. Our mission is to provide an inclusive, inspiring, and motivational environment to discuss and collaborate on information security and how it inspires, interests, and motivates you. This will almost a decade of BSides in Charleston. With the eclectic businesses and people from the Lowcountry, we expect to have an outstanding event that will be fun, educational, and inspirational for all. Follow us on twitter @BSidesCHS to keep up with the latest information.

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Schedule of Events

Workshops
& Demos

During BSides Charleston the community has an opportunity to attend free training sessions on a variety of information security topics. Seats in these sessions are reserved by sign up prior to the conference day. All free training sessions are typically scheduled the day before the conference talks.

 

2024 Workshops - TBD

Friday, November 1, 2023 | 5:00pm - 9:00pm

College of Charleston - Harbor Walk
360 Concord Street
Charleston, SC 29424

 
 
 
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This could not happen

without help from our:

Sponsors

The goal of BSides is to offer small intimate events where all participants can engage each other to help develop connections and friendships, and network with different industry professionals. We would not do without our sponsors who allow us to provide shirts, signage/lanyards, lunch sessions, and badges to attendees each year.

Thank you to our 2024 Sponsors!


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Location

Charleston, SC

 

Harbor Walk - College of Charleston
360 Concord Street
Charleston, SC 29401

Harbor Walk

 
 
 
 
 
What hackers do is figure out technology and experiment with it in ways many people never imagined. They also have a strong desire to share this information with others and to explain it to people whose only qualification may be the desire to learn.
— Emmanuel Goldstein, Dear Hacker: Letters to the Editor of 2600
 
 
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