SecureWorld

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Overview

SecureWorld organizes regional cybersecurity conferences, virtual events, webinars, and provides industry news across North America. It operates in 17 markets in the US and Canada, focusing on education, networking, and collaboration for IT security professionals, executives, and vendors. The company has maintained a presence in the cybersecurity events sector for over 25 years through a regionally tailored model guided by local leaders.

History

SecureWorld was founded in 2001 and has operated for more than 25 years as a producer of cybersecurity conferences. It expanded to 14-17 regional events across North America, emphasizing content customized to local security needs. The company has grown its offerings to include virtual events, CISO dinners, webcasts, and media coverage without recorded acquisitions or major pivots.

Product Lines

Product Line	Positioning	Price Range
Regional Conferences	In-person cybersecurity events	$300 - $1,200
Virtual Events	Online cybersecurity sessions	$100 - $500
CISO Dinners	Executive networking dinners	$150 - $400
Webcasts	Live and on-demand webinars	Free - $200
SecureWorld Media	Cybersecurity news coverage	Free

Manufacturing

As an events and media company, SecureWorld does not manufacture physical products. Events are produced in-house across North American venues, with content developed through collaborations with local security leaders and industry experts.

Notable Products

SecureWorld Boston - Annual cybersecurity conference held in Boston, MA, featuring presentations and vendor exhibits.
SecureWorld Expo Series - Regional conference series in 17 US and Canadian markets focused on cybersecurity education.
SecureWorld Webcasts - Webinar series delivering insights from cybersecurity experts.
SecureWorld News - Online platform providing cybersecurity industry news and coverage.
CISO Dinners - Invitation-only dinners for cybersecurity executives to network.

Reputation

SecureWorld is regarded by professionals as a reliable platform for regional cybersecurity networking and practical education, valued for its local focus and vendor engagement. It receives praise for blending presentations with exhibitor interactions but faces occasional criticism for varying event quality across locations. The brand maintains a solid presence in the InfoSec community without major controversies.

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