Contribution channel // contact the team

Send a contribution signal.

Help shape a fully virtual cybersecurity conference and 48-hour CTF. Sponsorship, community partnership, and session ideas can be scoped directly with the organizing team.

Contribution details are being coordinated. Send an initial outline and final scope, timing, and fit will be confirmed together.

// choose a route

Move the event forward.

Every contribution starts as a conversation. Pick the route that best matches what you want to bring into the event.

01
Signal path 01 // partnership

Sponsorship

DISCUSSION

Support the conference and 48-hour CTF through a package, infrastructure contribution, or in-kind partnership shaped around your organization.

  • Diamond, Platinum, Gold, Infrastructure, and Silver pathways
  • Event reach, CTF experience, or talent and engagement support
  • Benefits and suitability confirmed in writing with each partner
02
Signal path 02 // conference program

Sessions

PROPOSAL

Share a talk, panel, workshop, or training idea for the three-day virtual conference program.

  • Research, field notes, practical techniques, and emerging technology
  • Workshops, training, and hands-on learning formats
  • Clear takeaways for researchers, practitioners, or learners
03
Signal path 03 // community network

Community Partnerships

BY INVITATION

Connect an eligible cybersecurity community with HI Cyber Con through a curated, invitation-based partnership.

  • University societies, student clubs, and academic labs
  • Nonprofits, chapters, security conferences, and community initiatives
  • Cybersecurity learning, participation, and community connections
04
Signal path 04 // student network

Official Club Partners

OPEN TO CLUBS

Bring a recognized university, college, or school club into the HI Cyber Con network.

  • Open to recognized university, college, and school clubs
  • Connect members with cybersecurity learning, competition, and community
  • Published only after approval by the organizing team
// first transmission

Start with the rough outline.

You do not need a finished deck or a locked package. A short message gives the organizing team enough signal to start the conversation.

  1. 01Identify yourselfName and organization
  2. 02Choose a routeSupport, partnership, or program
  3. 03Describe the ideaA short scope or proposal