Volunteers from the NICE Community participate on various planning committees for NICE-coordinated or NICE-funded efforts. These experts from industry, academia, and government provide their time, contribute ideas, and selflessly work to strengthen cybersecurity education, training, and workforce development. Below is a list of those committees.
If you would like to be considered to join a committee, please visit each committee's webpage linked below for instructions and the appropriate point of contact.
The NICE Conference and Expo is the annual convening of community members and thought leaders from education, government, industry, and non-profits to explore ways of developing a skilled cybersecurity workforce ready to meet the challenges of the future. The NICE Conference Program Committee helps identify conference themes and tracks, solicit and review speaker proposals, and more.
For a current list of committee members and more information visit the NICE Conference website.
The NICE Conference and Expo is supported by NICE under a financial agreement (Award #70NANB18H025).
The NICE K12 Cybersecurity Education Conference is a high quality professional development event that brings together members of the K12 educational ecosystem in support of growing the cybersecurity workforce of the future. The Conference aims to provide resources and information to the K12 community to increase cybersecurity career awareness, engage students where disciplines converge, stimulate innovative educational approaches, encourage cybersecurity career pathways, and promote cyberawareness. The K12 Conference Planning Committee helps to select conference speakers, plan networking and educational conference activities, finalize the event’s agenda, facilitate speaker sessions, and give input on keynote selection.
For a current list of committee members and more information visit the K12 Conference website.
The NICE K12 Cybersecurity Education Conference is supported by NICE under a financial agreement (Award #70NANB20H144).
Cybersecurity Career Week is a week-long campaign to promote the discovery of cybersecurity careers and multiple career pathways.
The Cybersecurity Career Week Planning Committee helps establish an annual theme and messaging; plan in-person and virtual competitions, open houses and field trips, and other networking activities; develop resources and materials; facilitate mentoring connections; promote Cybersecurity Career Week messages as well as events; and serve as ambassadors in promoting career opportunities in cybersecurity.
For a current list of committee members and more information visit the Cybersecurity Career Week website.
FISSEA is an organization run by and for Federal government information security professionals to assist Federal agencies in strengthening their employee cybersecurity awareness and training programs. In addition to an annual conference, quarterly forums are coordinated to provide opportunities for policy and programmatic updates, the exchange of best practices, and discussion and engagement among members of the FISSEA community. The FISSEA Planning committee develops agendas for the conference and forums and conducts the annual Innovator of the Year awards and Security Awareness and Training Contest.
For a current list of committee members and more information visit the FISSEA website.