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Avoiding Common Scams
Phishing, utility imposters, romance scams, and urgent money requests.
How to stay cyber safe online and at home.
Join the North Alabama International Trade Association (NAITA) and Presenting Sponsor Womble Bond Dickinson for a panel discussion focused on the need for all organizations to secure their restricted information and IP/trade secrets and the various frameworks industry uses, with a focus on CMMC, the recent suspension of Phase II implementation, and how the underlying contract requirements to comply with a NIST framework for CMMC compliance remain in place.
CMMC is the headline because the Department of War paused Phase II third-party assessments in July 2026. That did not pause the duty to protect federal information, and it did not pause Export Control rules! This briefing is for manufacturers, suppliers, and professional firms that hold trade secrets, EAR or ITAR technical data, CUI, or client files, whether or not they hold a DoW contract. Empowered Officials and CMMC Affirming Officials should also attend.
Use the discount code "cyber26"
The Alabama Science Festival is celebrating it's 5th STEAMfest at the Frank J Williams Club (Boys & Girls Club). A fun and incredible experience for all ages. The Alabama Science Festival seeks to inspire future STEAM enthusiasts for generations to come.
Come visit Cyber Huntsville at STEAMfest 2026!!
For more information on the event visit: https://alabamascience.org/
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Join
Cyber Huntsville
AI Huntsville
for our continuing Tech Tuesday Breakfast Series!
November 2, 2026 at 7:30AM
Hudson Alpha Atrium at – 601 Genome Way
Breakfast Provided
Speaker: Brent Ricks "The Hulk"
Topic: Who's the Boss? You or the Bot?
Security, Oversight, and Accountability in AI-Assisted Development
Overview: Artificial intelligence is changing how we develop software, but just because AI can do something doesn't mean we should blindly let it. Through a live demonstration of AI-assisted desktop application development using OpenAI Codex and the Model Context Protocol (MCP), we'll explore the opportunities and security considerations that come with giving AI the ability to write code, execute commands, make decisions, and interact with development environments.
The discussion will focus on maintaining human oversight, understanding your codebase, managing permissions, and recognizing the risks of granting AI excessive autonomy. After all, AI may be doing the work, but you're still the boss; and ultimately responsible for the results.
"Just Because It Can Doesn't Mean You Should Let It."
BIO: Brent L. Ricks is a Cloud Solution Architect, Software Engineer, and former Microsoft Certified Trainer with more than 25 years of experience spanning creative design, software development, and enterprise technology. Beginning his career in art, multimedia, and web development, Brent's journey took him from building websites and technology solutions for small businesses and startups to architecting enterprise applications and secure systems for major corporations and federal government organizations. A former Cloud Solution Architect with Microsoft Federal, his experience includes software engineering, cloud architecture, security-minded DevOps, and emerging technologies, with extensive work supporting Department of Defense environments. Brent brings a unique blend of creative thinking, technical expertise, and hands-on problem-solving to his work. Passionate about mentoring and knowledge sharing, he believes that understanding the technology we build is just as important as knowing how to build it.
Hors d'oeuvres and Cocktails will be served
December 1, 2026 at 7:30AM
Topic: TBD
Speaker: TBD
Are you ready to register for next year's 2027 AI Symposium? It is scheduled for January 26th-28th. There are several sponsorships and booth opportunities still available.
Registration for the 2027 AI Symposium is now open. Visit the website to view the full agenda and our keynote speakers, https://www.rocketcenter.com/2026-AI-Symposium. Looking forward to seeing you there!
To Register
https://go.regform.com/#!/registration/mjNppyX/info
Register Early. Save $500. Reserve Your Gala Table Before Early Bird Pricing Takes Flight!
Forces of Cyber Gala 2027!
February 13, 2027
Scholarships, Awards, Dinner, Dancing, Black Tie Optional
Join Us for the Forces of Cyber Gala 2027!
Cyber Huntsville is proud to host the 2027 Forces of Cyber Gala, an evening dedicated to celebrating the high acheiving student, leaders, innovators, and visionaries driving the future of cybersecurity.
When: Saturday, February 13, 2027, at 6:00 PM CST
Where: USSRC Davidson Center, 1 Tranquility Base, Huntsville, AL 35805
Don’t miss your chance to secure your spot at this prestigious event. Connect with industry experts, government leaders, and cybersecurity professionals in the heart of Huntsville.
Why Attend?
Let’s come together to honor the Forces of Cyber! #CyberHuntsville #ForcesOfCyberGala #Cybersecurity #Networking #Innovation
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