COMMUNITY COLLEGE CYBER SUMMIT

MAY 23 - 25, 2022 | DAYTON, OHIO

Who Should Attend

Proposals

#3CS2022 Registration is OPEN!
The 2022 Community College Cyber Summit was held May 23–25, 2022 in Dayton, Ohio, featuring keynotes, hands-on trainings, breakout sessions, and awards.
Use this site to review schedules, sponsors, session information, and resources for strengthening cybersecurity programs at community colleges.

Registration archive

COMMUNITY COLLEGE CYBER SUMMIT (3CS)

The role of community colleges in preparing students for cybersecurity careers keeps evolving with the threat landscape. Workforce partnerships, readiness to detect and respond to new tactics, techniques, and procedures, and evidence-based measures of program effectiveness remain essential. Continued innovation—in curriculum, labs, and employer engagement—is how programs stay credible and graduates stay prepared for real job duties.

#3CS2022

Who is involved in leading and participating in 3CS:

Employers and Hiring Managers who need to recruit, hire, develop, and retain a skilled cybersecurity workforce
Educators from K12 Schools, Community Colleges, 4-year schools
Students looking to jump start their careers
Providers of training content and learning environments
Suppliers of industry-recognized certifications in cybersecurity
Managers of workforce development programs
Organizers of community economic development initiatives
Developers of innovative products and services that enable developing a skilled workforce
Policymakers from local, state, federal, and international government agencies

Be Part of 3CS Leadership

As a guiding principle, we believe that the leadership of 3CS as a critical national resource demands the involvement of a diverse set of stakeholder groups, including educators, students, administrators, employers, policy-makers, and vendors, especially those from underrepresented populations. Updated operating guidance limits how many committees any single institution or stakeholder group may lead. That shift keeps conference leadership more inclusive by encouraging contributions from any cybersecurity education community member who wants a voice.

Committees include: Career Exploration Event, Finance, Marketing, Program, Sponsors, Steering, Tactical, Venue, and Volunteer

What You Can Explore on This Site

Whether you are revisiting the 2022 program or discovering 3CS for the first time, these pages collect practical information: session formats and tracks, keynote and general-session highlights, breakout topics, fees and registration context, sponsor and partner listings, and student career-exploration resources.

Use the navigation to see who should attend, how proposals were structured, workshop and tour information, and how to stay connected through the mailing list. Faculty, administrators, employers, and vendors can use these materials to benchmark formats, topics, and stakeholder roles from a national convening focused on two-year colleges.

If you are updating curricula, hiring interns, or planning regional events, the descriptions and archives here support alignment between cybersecurity education and current workforce expectations.

2022 3CS Sponsors

2022 3CS Federal Partners