At RSAC™ Conference, our mission is to help move the cybersecurity industry forward by creating a forum where the global cybersecurity community can come together to learn and innovate. As we strive toward this mission, we also aim to support the local San Francisco community, while doing our part to reduce the environmental impact and increase the social impact of our event.
Community Support
Each year, RSAC Conference partners with a local nonprofit to give back to the community. In 2026, RSAC™ Security Scholars will be filling backpacks with art supplies and sports items to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of San Leandro. Last year, they supported The Social Engineering Project, Inc., helping provide STEM backpacks for students in the Science in the City Summer STEM Camp at Stanford.
RSAC also provides All Access Passes and discounts to not for profit partners who gather and champion under-represented groups in cybersecurity, as well as to college students through our RSAC™ Security Scholar and RSAC™ College Day programs.
At the 2025 Conference, RSAC partnered with Honeycomb Strategies, the Moscone Center, and Freeman to support local programs that reduce waste and give back to the community. Several exhibitors chose to donate booth furniture such as sofas, armchairs, and tables to HealthRIGHT 360. Excess materials including RSAC branded lanyards and throw pillows, foamcore booth signage, and exhibitor giveaways were donated to RAFT for use in STEAM education programs. This initiative was featured in Honeycomb Strategies' blog: Full STEAM Ahead.
Speakers at RSAC Conference are offered the option to donate to a relevant charity organization in lieu of a physical speaker gift.
RSAC is committed to providing a safe and productive environment that fosters open dialogue and the free expression of ideas, free of harassment, discrimination and hostile conduct. We recognize a shared responsibility to create and maintain that environment for the benefit of all. Please make yourself aware of our Code of Conduct and read our Community-Centered Cybersecurity principles.
