Cyber Event Radar · Submit an event

List your event on Cyber Event Radar

The people reading Cyber Event Radar are deciding where next year’s event budget goes. Listings are free and reviewed, and every field below is required, because complete listings are the ones that get shortlisted.

Cyber Event Radar is a free calendar of cybersecurity and cyber-adjacent conferences worldwide. Organizers submit an event with its dates, venue, audience, expected attendance, pass and sponsorship pricing and a prospectus link. Each submission is reviewed before it’s published, and listed events are re-checked against the organizer’s website so new announcements show up on their own.

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How listing works

A few minutes to fill in, then it runs on its own.

STEP ONE

Share the details

Dates, venue, audience, attendance, pricing and the prospectus. The same things a marketer asks before they book.

STEP TWO

It gets reviewed

Every listing is checked before it goes live, usually within a few business days.

STEP THREE

It goes live

Your event appears by date and by region, filterable by audience, event type, focus and partner status.

STEP FOUR

It stays current

Listed events are re-checked against your website, so new dates, venues and pricing show up without a resubmission.

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Event details

Every field is required except key deadlines. Your contact details are used only to follow up on this submission and are never published.

You

Who we follow up with.

The event

What it is and when.

Category focus

Where

Use Online as the venue for virtual events.

Who attends

The part marketers read first.

Audience seniority

Pricing and prospectus

Ranges are fine.

See the full list

Free. No paid placements. Contact details are used only to follow up on this submission. Privacy.

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Questions

Does it cost anything to list an event?

No. Listings on Cyber Event Radar are free and editorial. There are no paid placements.

How long does review take?

Most submissions are reviewed within a few business days. If something needs clarifying, you’ll get an email at the address you provide.

Why is every field required?

The list exists to help marketers and founders decide where to spend event budget. Audience, attendance, pricing and a prospectus are what they need to make that call, so incomplete listings aren’t published.

Can I update a listing after it’s published?

Yes. Submit the event again with the corrected details and say what changed in the description. The update replaces the earlier listing after review. Listings are also re-checked against your website automatically, so newly announced dates and venues usually appear on their own.

What kinds of events qualify?

Cybersecurity conferences and cyber-adjacent events: trade shows, industry conferences, executive summits, CISO roundtable series, ISAC and vertical summits, channel and partner events, community and research conferences, and virtual summits with a security audience.