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Cyber Security
Cyber Saturday
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In-Person
Columbia, MD, United States
May 2, 2026
13:30
About Event
Registration is open for the Spring 2026 Cyber Saturday event. Join us for an immersive and educational experience into cyber space and beyond that is unforgettable for students and their parents. See the link below to learn about past Cyber Saturday events. Our May 2026 event is sponsored by Northrop Grumman and Booz Allen Hamilton.
The NCF partners with the Technology Advancement Center (TAC) to host Cyber Saturday, a program for approximately 100 5th to 12th grade students and their parents/guardians. With the ultimate goal of promoting cyber awareness, Cyber Saturday is for youth who want to learn about cyber and how to stay safe online. Attendees hear from guest speakers, participate in hands-on activities, are provided free lunch and swag, and are exposed to a range of topics in cyber.
Learn more below about this Cyber Saturday’s five dynamic sessions exploring the world of cybersecurity, designed for 5th–12th grade students. Plus, step into the Cyber Elite Track, an exclusive, advanced cybersecurity strategy program tailored for high school students in grades 9–12!
Cyber Saturday is a free event. Lunch will also be provided. A parent or chaperone must remain with their student(s) for the entirety of the event. Registration is hosted by TAC – see link below.
About the Program Venue
The TAC is a cybersecurity nonprofit driving small business and academic engagement, STEM and workforce development, and proof of concept innovation. One of the TAC’s key pillars is to help the United States government and industry partners get access to the types of innovative products and solutions they need to advance their cybersecurity capabilities, as well as serve as an intermediary to small business, non-traditional entities, and academic communities.
RegisterThe NCF partners with the Technology Advancement Center (TAC) to host Cyber Saturday, a program for approximately 100 5th to 12th grade students and their parents/guardians. With the ultimate goal of promoting cyber awareness, Cyber Saturday is for youth who want to learn about cyber and how to stay safe online. Attendees hear from guest speakers, participate in hands-on activities, are provided free lunch and swag, and are exposed to a range of topics in cyber.
Learn more below about this Cyber Saturday’s five dynamic sessions exploring the world of cybersecurity, designed for 5th–12th grade students. Plus, step into the Cyber Elite Track, an exclusive, advanced cybersecurity strategy program tailored for high school students in grades 9–12!
Cyber Saturday is a free event. Lunch will also be provided. A parent or chaperone must remain with their student(s) for the entirety of the event. Registration is hosted by TAC – see link below.
About the Program Venue
The TAC is a cybersecurity nonprofit driving small business and academic engagement, STEM and workforce development, and proof of concept innovation. One of the TAC’s key pillars is to help the United States government and industry partners get access to the types of innovative products and solutions they need to advance their cybersecurity capabilities, as well as serve as an intermediary to small business, non-traditional entities, and academic communities.
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