The KCFC aims to connect students, faculty, and administrators of our institutes with cybersecurity and forensics leaders from the National Security Agency (NSA), National Center of Academic for Excellence (NCAE), businesses, military, FBI, and other state and federal agencies. Our goal is to raise state and national awareness of cybersecurity career opportunities and establish a bridge among all professionals, students, and government agencies in this field.

Our annual conferences offer an ideal venue for networking with academic, government, and industry peers for education and innovation. The KCFC is designed to value community outreach and leadership in professional development, integrate cybersecurity practice within the institution and academic disciplines, and integrate and promote cybersecurity practice within and across the academic disciplines.

The Kentucky Cybersecurity and Forensics Conference (the "Conference") is hosted by one of Kentucky's institutions of higher education (collectively, "Hosts") that has earned the Designation as one of the National Centers of Academic Excellence. 

Any information delivered is for informational purposes only. Presenters, whether representing a Host or some other organization or individually representing themselves, are solely expressing their ideas, opinions, statements, or positions. Conference Hosts embrace and celebrate academic freedom, partly resulting in denying their responsibilities for the information presented and each disclaiming liability for its accuracy or quality. Attendees are encouraged to correspond directly with any Presenter when a question or concern about their information arises.