A live hacking and cybersecurity conference bringing security professionals, government, organisations, researchers and policy leaders into one room to confront the threats shaping our digital future.
Curated threat themes and illustrative actor watchlist, not a live threat feed, current incident alert or attribution bulletin. Names are examples for education; verify current activity and attribution with trusted advisories before relying on them.
Try these browser-based demonstrations. They run locally in your browser and help explain everyday digital exposure without sending your entries to a server.
See basic information your browser shares with websites during an ordinary visit.
This demo does not collect your IP address, inspect files, or identify you personally. Browser values can be incomplete or altered.
Check a sample password locally. Use a unique password and never enter a password you currently use.
Your entry is evaluated in this page only. It is not transmitted, stored, or checked against breached-password databases. This is an educational estimate, not a guarantee of security.
Cybersecurity is not a spectator sport. This conference is designed to move the conversation from promises and paperwork to practical security, informed decisions and stronger organisational readiness.
DEFENCE MUST BE TESTED.
RISK MUST BE UNDERSTOOD.
READINESS MUST BE PROVEN.
The cost of a breach is measured in more than money. It can mean lost trust, disrupted services, exposed citizens and damaged institutions.
Live Hacking Cybersecurity Conference creates a meeting point for the people who build, protect, regulate and depend on digital systems. Expect practical perspectives on attack methods, defence strategies, threat intelligence, data protection, incident response and the responsibilities of modern organisations.
Whether you lead an organisation, manage technology, investigate threats or shape policy, the objective is the same: leave better equipped to protect what matters.
A high-impact programme connecting technical demonstrations with the organisational and policy decisions that make security work.
Watch controlled demonstrations that expose common weaknesses and show why systems must be tested, monitored and improved.
Explore how threat intelligence helps teams understand adversaries, identify risks and make better-informed security decisions.
Examine practical approaches to detection, response, recovery and building resilience before an incident occurs.
Connect regulatory responsibilities with the technical controls and operational practices that protect personal data.
Bring technical realities into conversations about governance, national priorities, institutional risk and digital trust.
Meet practitioners, decision-makers, researchers and organisations working to strengthen the cybersecurity ecosystem.
Built for people who need to understand the threat landscape and make security decisions that stand up in the real world.
Working together to advance cybersecurity, artificial intelligence research and threat intelligence through collaboration and knowledge exchange.
Department of Threat Intelligence
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Join cybersecurity professionals, organisations and public-sector leaders for an afternoon of practical insight, live demonstrations and meaningful conversations. Registration fee and the official registration portal will be announced by the organisers.
03 December 2026 · 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM · Novare Mall, Wuse, Abuja
For registration, sponsorship, partnership or other arrangements: 08033000933 | [email protected]