The montly Dallas Hackers Association meetup is this Wednesday, June 3rd, in Dallas.
I'm planning on doing a small presentation about this upcoming BSidesDFW event, so you should show up if you're interested.
More information about Dallas Hackers Association can be found here.
Security B-Sides Dallas/Fort Worth
a free unconference.
Fostering pragmatic creativity in information security for over 16 years.
What is BSides?
From humble beginnings in 2009 to now in 2026 with over 1,000 BSides events around the world, hosted in 220+ cities spanning 62+ countries, BSides events are the preeminent no-to-low cost gatherings of information security professionals and enthusiasts.
Each BSides event is community-driven and thereby imparts its own flavor, making every event a unique experience. Whether it is 30 participants, 300 participants or 3,000 participants the next-big-thing is there, ready to be discovered.
Community powered; Community driven;
What makes BSides DFW work? You. The community. Whether you want to register to attend, support us with a donation, or help run the show, there is a clear track for you.
1. Attend
Secure your registration for a full day of technical tracks, hands-on unconference activities, and social networking.
2. Volunteer
Help us make this event the best it can be. We are looking for capture-the-flag, room monitors, registration folks, and more.
3. Submit a talk
We highly encourage all levels, beginner to advanced topic, first time speaker to trusty circuit champ.
4. Sponsor
Put your brand directly in front of security practitioners, security operators, decision-makers and students, all while supporting your local community.
Latest Updates & Announcements
Is this thing on?
New year, new us, new BSides DFW unconference.
Pardon our dust as we get things adjusted for this year's event. There are a lot of things in the works beyond just a new website, so stay tuned for that.
What we can say right now:
- BSides DFW is returning again in 2026, aiming for the first Saturday in November as usual.
- Our theme this year is based on the 1927 film Metropolis by Fritz Lang -- watch it below.
