The National Cyber Summit will bring industry leaders to Huntsville from September 23–25, 2025, for its 16th year at the Von Braun Center.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The National Cyber Summit, the nation’s largest cybersecurity-technology event of its kind, is set to return to Huntsville for its 16th year. The summit will run September 23–25, 2025, at the Von Braun Center, bringing together top leaders, innovators and rising talent from across the industry.
The three-day event is designed to deliver more than a traditional conference, with unique opportunities for education, collaboration and workforce development. Organizers say the summit stands out with its diverse focus areas, premier speakers and unmatched accessibility.
Held in Huntsville, one of the country’s fastest-growing technology hubs, the summit draws participation from both government and private industry. The city is home to key Department of Defense organizations and civilian agencies such as DHS, NIST, NASA, TVA, NSA and DOE, and it also hosts major players in healthcare, automotive, energy, academia, genetic research and high technology.
“NCS connects senior cyber-tech leaders to those just starting in cyber-tech fields. This is critical to building a stronger more resilient cyber workforce in government, industry and academia to ensure we protect our national interest from all enemies foreign and domestic,” said National Cyber Summit Director, Judy Darwin.
The event is hosted by the North Alabama Chapter of the Information Systems Security Association (NAC-ISSA) and Cyber Huntsville.
“There is no better place to address cybersecurity than in Huntsville, Alabama,” said Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle. “This city is at the pinnacle of technology, and the National Cyber Summit brings together the best and brightest from our government, industry, and academic technical community.”
Registration for the summit is available here.
