Featured Events
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RV Tour
October 19 - Nov. 19 | Road to Success Tour
Our team is tuning up our Ping Defender RV and road-tripping to 20 stops around the United States.
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Webinar
October 26 | CIAM Influencer Series
Ken Schmidt, former Director of Communications at Harley-Davidson, discusses how to build loyal customer bases and more.
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Event
October 27-28 | TechNet Cyber
This two-day event in Baltimore is the opportunity to interact with IT professionals, hear from experts and develop solutions to ensure technology can connect people to information.
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Road to Success
Since we kicked off our Road to Success virtual roundtable series last year, we’ve seen widespread interest from our identity community to continue hosting interactive discussions spanning a variety of trends and topics.
We had such a blast connecting with everyone that we’re bringing Road to Success back this fall but upping the ante. Our team is tuning up our Ping Defender RV and road-tripping to 20 stops around the United States to champion your identity live in a city near you!
CIAM Influencer Series Episode 4: Delight - The Human Driver Behind Loyalty
Fireside Chat with Ken Schmidt, Former Director of Communications at Harley-Davidson Motor Company, Customer Loyalty Expert and Andre Durand, Chief Executive Officer and Founder at Ping Identity
Join our conversation with Ken Schmidt, former Director of Communications at Harley-Davidson, as he discusses how to build loyal customer bases, how brands should rethink their experiences to spur loyalty and how focusing on building brand loyalty will spur advocacy.
TechNet Cyber
The cyberspace battlefield has changed. No longer an arena where adversaries launch a single distributed denial of service attack, lob a virus or infiltrate a network, it is now a state of persistent barrages and simultaneous campaigns. Attacks against high-value targets still occur, but they are accompanied by a torrent of continuous assaults on political, economic and security interests.
Reflecting this altered, enlarged, and pan-organizational battle-space, the Defensive Cyber Operations Symposium has been re-named AFCEA TechNet Cyber, forming one of the pillars of the TechNet brand and encompassing both DoD as well as civilian agencies across a broad spectrum of mission sets.
