List of hackathons about industry in 2018

Global Cyber Security Initiative (GCSI), in partnership with the Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT), Pan Asian American Business council (PAABC) and Convex Legal LLC are hosting the 2018 GCSI Cybersecurity Conference. We will host our first GCSI conference from 9am to 6pm, Friday, Nov. 9 at Chicago - Kent College of Law, 565 W. Adams St., Chicago.  The conference begins with a Hackathon showcasing innovative solutions to the problems facing highly regulated industries. We are bringing more than 100 cybersecurity leaders, Senior Executives, C-Level Executives, CISOs, Compliance Specialist, and Security Officers for sessions focused on Cyber Security Planning, Strategy, Risk & Budgeting.  GCSI was organized in October 2016 to address the SEC and FINRA’s annual areas of concern for their member firms. Since then, GCSI expanded to include topics, such as controlling your cyber security budget and how to discreetly hire a CISO. The GCSI expanded its focus to assist all highly regulated industries, including healthcare, insurance, finance, etc. Each month, we host events that bring together executives to discuss topics such as cybersecurity insurance, human engineering and more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8c2wYr8Hvk&feature=youtu.be Schedule                Morning Hackathon schedule   9:00 - 9:25 am      Ed Lamark -  Wealthfront: Fintech   9:25 - 9:50 am      Anita Nikolich - Illinois Tech: Cryptocurrency and cybersecurity   9:50 - 10:15 am    Kassem Fawaz :  AI and the changing landscape of privacy notice and choice   10:15 - 10:30 am  Coffee break   10:30 - 11:00 am  GDPR Panel discussion:   Moderator: Brian Jenkins, Business Block/ Former CNN correspondent       Henry Beverly, Deputy CIO, Cook County   Maurice Dawson Jr., D.Sc., Ph.D., SMIEEE, Director of Illinois Institute of Technology Center for Cyber Security and Forensics Education (C2SAFE), Assistant Professor of Information Technology and Management   Shuchi Jain, Marketing Research Analyst at Illinois Institute of Technology   Andrew Kumiega, Assistant Professor of Analytics, Stuart school of Business, Illinois Institute of Technology     Ed Lamark - Founder of Wealthpool LLC    11:00 - 12:00 am: Hackathon Award Ceremony  Noon - 1                  Lunch (Round Table - By invitation only) Moderator: Michael Philips CEO, VSEC, LLC 1-1:50                     Keynote: Sujeet Shenoi, University of Tulsa Topic: Why are critical infrastructure assets so easy to attack? 1:50-2:20                Panel: Emerging Technologies: Blockchain for contract management Moderator: Sean O'Kelly, CIO, State of Illinois Wulf Kaal. Semada Phil Fornaro, Fornaro Law John Mirkovic, Cook County 2:20-2:35               Break 2:35 - 3:00             Speaker: Larry Lidz, Senior Vice President & Global Chief Information Security Officer at CNA Topic: Adapting to Evolving Regulatory Landscape 3:00-3:30               Panel: Cybersecurity for highly regulated areas - Healthcare, Fintech, Insurance Moderator: John Johnson, CEO/Founder of Aligned Security, IEEE-USA VP of Communications Erik Decker, CISO, UChicago Medicine KevinNovak,CISO, Northern Trust Bradley Schaufenbuel, VP/CISO, Paylocity 3:35-3:50               Break 3:50-4:15               Speaker: Todd Fitzgerald, Managing Director/CISO, CISO Spotlight Topic: Effective CISO Leadership: Doing the right things right 4:15-4:45               Panel: Top Cyber Security concerns for regulators Moderator: Stel Valavanis, CEO, onShore Security  Andrew Maychruk, Chief Technology Officer at Old Second National Bank Arlan McMillan, Chief Security Officer at Kirkland & Ellis LLP Karthikeyan Swarnam, VP, Cybersecurity, AT&T 5:00-6:00              Networking Advisors Henry Beverly, Cook County  Gregg Friedman VP, ISSA Chicago John Johnson CEO/Founder of Aligned Security, IEEE-USA VP of Communications Wayne Johnson Regional VP, OPAQ John Mirkovic, Cook County  Sean O'Kelly CIO, State of IL Michael Philips CEO, VSEC, LLC Erik Schlesinger, CEO Build.Scale.Prosper; Strategic Advisor, AlphaCrypto Stel Valavanis, CEO, onShore Security  Communications Chair Collin Canright Principal, Canright Communications Hackathon Committee Matthew Dixon, Ph.D., FRM, Assistant Professor of Finance & Statistics, Illinois Institute of Technology Shuchi Jain, Hackathon Team, Illinois Institute of Technology Nik Rokop,  Coleman Foundation Clinical Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship, Stuart School of Business, Illinois Institute of Technology Peter Tapling, Chief Commercial Officer, Springlabs  Liad Wagman, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Economics, Stuart School of Business, Illinois Institute of Technology Hosts Kasi Paturi,  Pan Asian American Business Council (PAABC) Chris Williams, Partner, Convex Legal Global Cyber Security Initiative

Start now with the Hack & Jump Shuttle through the Munich digital economy! At Hack & Jump the companies apply directly to you! On the way in a shuttle bus you will get to know well-known heads of the IT scene on a single day. You will gain insights into exciting topics. In addition, we will provide you with a variety of delicious snacks and a wide variety of drinks for free during your entire stay.

Building simulation professionals in the Chicago area! You're invited to participate in the Future Weather Hackathon sponsored by the Chicago Chapter of the International Building Performance Simulation Association (CHIBPSA). You'll get to network with your peers and then take part in an interactive session analyzing future weather datasets, assessing their impact on building performance, and developing creative energy resiliency strategies for a changing climate.

This Hackathon is designed to connect social business entrepreneurs, industry experts from adidas, Zalando SE, Volkswagen Group, N3XTCODER and other partners.In a series of three Hackathons we build powerful interdisciplinary teams that work on real challenges that contribute towards more sustainable patterns of consumption and production.The opacity of the supply chain is a major issue for brands and companies. Consumers are demanding more information on topics such as ethical labour regulation and environmental impact and the status quo cannot provide this.Our Goals:1. Strengthen & support social entrepreneurs, NGOs & NPOs2. Establish an collective impact format that encourages social entrepreneurs, tech community and industry experts to work together3. Identify innovative tech solutions for social innovation focused on supply chain transparencyPlease apply for you free ticket here: https://n3xtcoder.org/supply-chain-transparency-hackathonWho is this Hackathon for?Product managers & product ownersBusiness developers & Marketing professionalsInteraction designers & information architectsUser experience experts (UX)User interface designers (UI)Software developers (frontend & backend)Blockchain enthusiastSupply Chain ExpertsEveryone with skills to change systems for sustainable developmentWhy you should join us:During the Hackathon you get the opportunity to apply your skills to a real-world product. You will be surrounded by industry experts from adidas, Zalando SE, Volkswagen Group, N3XTCODER and other partners from our network. You will get a better understanding of the environmental and social impact of products and services and how innovation in supply chains can lead to more sustainable production patterns. Learn from social entrepreneurs how they identified “hot spots” within the current system and how you can help to increase their impact with your skills. Broaden your network and learn from other social entrepreneurs how easy it can be to become a changemaker.You don´t need to prepare, however we encourage you to inform yourself about sustainable consumption and production solutions. Also don’t forget to bring your laptop and charger.The N3XTCODER workshop and Hackathon experience is not only limited to the actual onsite event. We rather understand our programs as a process, where you have the opportunity to engage with social entrepreneurs and get a new perspective and a differentiated understanding of digitization’s impact on society and today’s lifestyle.   FAQs   Was kann ich zum Event mitbringen? Laptop, charger and a fresh mind   Wie kann ich den Veranstalter kontaktieren, wenn ich Fragen habe? contact: stegemann@n3xtcoder.org   Ist meine Registrierung /Ticket gültig? You need to apply for a ticket at https://n3xtcoder.org/supply-chain-transparency-hackathon Your ticket is only valid if you received an acceptance email   

Join 200+ Developers & Hackers at Austin's Largest Challenge-Driven Hackathon. The DeveloperWeek Austin 2018 Hackathon is one of Austin's largest hackathons. Join 200+ developers building new apps, bots -- all within hours. Participants can build any app of their choice and will compete for $20,000+ in cash, products, and prizes.   Get all the details and the amazing hackathon challenges & prizes here.  The DeveloperWeek Austin 2018 Hackathon will take place: November 7 - 8 , 2018Palmer Events Center  900 Barton Springs Rd, Austin, TX 78704 Doors open at 8:00 AM on Wednesday, November 7, 2018.  Check out the full schedule  ------- By registering for this event, you are opting into DevNetwork email updates and one-time email-based promotions from top-level DeveloperWeek Austin sponsors including exclusive invitations to DeveloperWeek Austin Sponsors parties and partner events. These updates will notify you about DeveloperWeek Austin news, as well as announcements about DevNetwork events. You can opt out of DevNetwork email newsletters at any time.  Due to limited availability, DevNetwork events cannot offer refunds once tickets are purchased. If you need to cancel your registration, we will give you a credit towards a future conference of equal value.

Developers and hackers! Are you planning to attend DeveloperWeek | Austin 2018? If so, why not sign up to participate in the DeveloperWeek Austin hackathon. You can either bring your own idea and build an app from scratch or accept one of the challenges posed by the conference attendees. Pitch your project to a panel of judges for a chance to win recognition and an awesome prize.

Entrepreneurs and startup types! You're invited to attend Blue Ocean Awards 2018. In addition to conference sessions, you'll get to see the finalists for this year's Blue Ocean Awards -- French companies that are creating new markets through their innovative products and services.

Healthcare professionals and technologists in and around Berlin! You're invited to attend the finale of the Hacking Female Health Hackathon. You'll get to see the final presentations and judging of the projects from that event. Participants had 3-days in which to design and prototype an innovative digital solution to their choice of one of five women's health issues. Contestants compete for cash prizes and for one of five slots in the Fraunhofer Incubation Program.

Join the Hack for Venezuela team to discuss plans for the Februrary 2019 hackathon, network, and learn more about the current status of the project. Schedule: 12-12:30pm: Introduction and networking 12:30-2:00pm: Present vision, discuss results from previous hackathons, and explain the plan for the next hackathon 2-4:30pm: Start gathering ideas, based on top social needs and challenges, and forming teams 4:30-5pm: Closing and Next Steps About the Hackathon: In Venezuela today.... Economic catastrophe --> 1 Million % inflation projected at the end of 2018 Major Migration Crisis in The Americas --> 4 million displaced across borders  Human Rights Violations --> 340+ political prisoners Venezuelans with mobile phones --> 30 million We'll use mobile technology, AI, and blockchain to code projects to:  Connect the worldwide Venezuelan community Create an accessible database and platform to connect engineers for social good to Venezuelan-based organizations and causes that would benefit from technical support and assistance Rebuild the country virtually   We want to: Launch a hub for solving problems in Venezuela and to attract talent to work on it Gather engineers for social good and intellectual leaders to discuss how to use technology to solve problems

Students, start-ups, working professionals, data scientists, and any “tech savvy” people in the Chicago area! Do Tank invites you to participate in the Mars Hackathon 2018. You don't have to be able to write code to contribute -- you just need to have skills in the digital mobile/social space! Come with a team, or join one at the event! You'll be challenged to create a prototype solution to one of candy manufacturer Mars' most pressing business challenges.