09/11/2026
The Louisville Metro InfoSec Conference
Morning Registration opens at 7:30am ET
8:30am - 5:30pm ET
Founders Union Building
University of Louisville, Shelby Campus
450 North Hurstbourne Parkway
Louisville, KY 40222
Keynote speakers, multiple break out tracks, and networking with other infosec and cybersecurity professionals.
6 CPE Credits, Free Lunch, Free Parking, Free WiFi, Prizes, and more…
Affordable Tickets!
Attendee Tickets: $130
ISSA Kentuckiana Member Ticket: Free! (w/ discount code)
Schedule
Schedule
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| Time | Session | Speaker | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7:30 – 8:30 AM | Registration & Visit Sponsors | — | Lobby · 1st Floor |
| 8:30 – 8:50 AM | Opening Ceremony — Welcome and Opening Remarks | Mickey Twyford | Ballroom · 2nd Floor |
| 8:50 – 9:50 AM | Keynote — The Last Time We Fixed Everything: Y2K, Quantum, and What Happens When Finding Vulnerabilities Stops Costing Anything Keynote Sponsor: Evotek | Dr. Moudy Elbayadi | Ballroom · 2nd Floor |
| Breakout Session 1 | |||
| 10:00 – 10:50 AM | Navigating the AI Frontier Without Losing Your Sanity (or Your Job) | Edward McCabe | Track 1 · Ballroom |
| Secret Agents: Security in a World Where AI Controls Its Own Processes | Marc Lueck | Track 2 · Room 201 | |
| Breaking Semantic Trust Boundaries | Cameron Criswell | Track 3 · Room 14 | |
| Everything Was Working Until I Tested It | Jeremy Druin | Track 4 · Room 15 | |
| Breakout Session 2 | |||
| 11:00 – 11:50 AM | Post-Telegram: Agentic Chaining and US Super Apps | Stephen E. Arnold | Track 1 · Ballroom |
| The Best Offense Is a Good Defense: Using Controls to Survive the AI Vulnerability Surge | Brad Liggett | Track 2 · Room 201 | |
| CSF Workshop | Micah K. Brown | Track 3 · Room 14 | |
| AI in the Adversary's Toolkit: From Search Replacement to Autonomous Ops | Jake Krasnov | Track 4 · Room 15 | |
| 11:50 AM – 1:00 PM | Lunch & Learn — Cyber Pub Trivia: Cyber Smarts. Pub Vibes. Lunch Sponsor: GuidePoint Security | Erich Jackson | Ballroom · 2nd Floor |
| 1:00 – 1:30 PM | Visit Sponsors | — | Lobby · 1st Floor |
| Breakout Session 3 | |||
| 1:30 – 2:20 PM | OpenClaw for the Win | Jeff Jarecki | Track 1 · Ballroom |
| The Conversation You Should Have Had: Defining Your Minimum Viable Business Before the Incident Does It For You | Bryan Willett | Track 2 · Room 201 | |
| Managing Enterprise AI Risk & Governance as a Company Strategy | Paul West | Track 3 · Room 14 | |
| Your Overlooked Attack Surface: HR | David Krause | Track 4 · Room 15 | |
| Breakout Session 4 | |||
| 2:30 – 3:20 PM | 404 Humanity Not Found: The Risk of Unleashing Unaligned Power | Edward McCabe | Track 1 · Ballroom |
| Three Fronts: Attacks, Agents, and the Infrastructure Between | Winston Phillips | Track 2 · Room 201 | |
| Cybersecurity Models That Mostly Matter | Matt Scheurer | Track 3 · Room 14 | |
| Digital Forensics and Electronic Evidence | Brian Toevs, PhD, MBA | Track 4 · Room 15 | |
| 3:30 – 4:20 PM | CISO Round Table — Discussion on relevant topics in the cybersecurity industry related to growth, impact, leadership, and keeping up with the landscape Hosted by Matt Foushee |
Keny French (CISO, Texas Roadhouse) Joe Harrington (CISO, Stock Yards Bank) Ross Bobenmoyer (CISO, Republic Bank) Chad Sockwell (CISO, GE Appliances) |
Ballroom · 2nd Floor |
| 4:20 – 5:00 PM | Closing Ceremony — Giveaways and Closing Thoughts | Mickey Twyford | Ballroom · 2nd Floor |
SPONSORS
SPONSORS
Interested in Sponsoring LMIC?
Want your brand in front of the people actually defending the region’s infrastructure, data, and businesses?
The Louisville Metro InfoSec Conference (LMIC) brings together a highly targeted audience of cybersecurity practitioners, engineers, leaders, and decision-makers from across Kentuckiana and beyond. These are the folks evaluating tools, influencing purchases, and solving real-world security problems—not just browsing booths for swag.
Sponsoring LMIC puts you directly in that conversation.
Whether your goal is brand visibility, lead generation, recruiting, or strengthening your presence in the local security community, LMIC offers a high-signal environment to do it. You’re not competing with noise—you’re engaging with professionals who care deeply about what works.
If you’re interested in sponsorship opportunities, full details are available at the link below.
Have questions or want to talk through options? Reach out to:
sponsorship@issa-kentuckiana.org
Let’s build something meaningful for the Louisville InfoSec community—together.
VOLUNTEER
VOLUNTEER
Want to help make one of the region’s largest cybersecurity events happen? We’re looking for volunteers to support LMIC 2026.
Volunteers help with everything from registration and speaker support to attendee logistics and keeping the conference running smoothly behind the scenes. It’s a great opportunity to meet people in the local InfoSec community, network with industry professionals, and be part of the team that makes LMIC possible.
Bonus: you’ll also get a front-row seat to a suspiciously high concentration of cybersecurity nerds in one building.