Events & Webinars
Explore upcoming events and expert-led webinars. CompTIA’s webinars and events give you practical strategies and industry insight you can apply immediately.
From AI Curious to AI Capable: Closing the Workplace AI Skills Gap
October 15, 2026
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Join this free CompTIA Preview webinar featuring James Stanger, Chief Technology Evangelist at CompTIA. Learn how professionals can move from AI curiosity to AI capability, explore practical AI applications, best practices, and strategies for becoming AI-ready.Cybersecurity Pathways That Work: Lessons from the Classroom
October 27, 2026
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In this educator-led discussion, you'll hear how successful schools are:
- Building and growing cybersecurity pathways
- Attracting, engaging, and retaining students
- Integrating certification preparation into everyday instruction
- Using hands-on learning to develop technical and employability skills
- Partnering with industry, postsecondary institutions, and community organizations
- Connecting classroom learning to college and career opportunities
Panelists will also share lessons learned, practical strategies, and advice for schools looking to launch, expand, or strengthen their cybersecurity offerings.
Whether you're just getting started or looking to enhance an existing pathway, you'll leave with ideas, real-world examples, and actionable insights you can apply in your own program.What's Working in Cybersecurity Education? Perspectives from Higher Education
October 29, 2026
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Every cybersecurity program is different, but many colleges are working through the same questions:
- How do you keep curriculum current?
- Help students earn certifications?
- Build industry partnerships?
- And prepare graduates for the workforce?
Join Seth Robinson from CompTIA along with Guy Garrett of the University of West Florida and John Watkins of Westchester Community College for a discussion about what's working in their programs today.
From certification preparation and hands-on learning to employer engagement and program growth, you'll hear real-world experiences, lessons learned, and practical advice from leaders who have spent years building successful cybersecurity pathways.
Whether you're just getting started or looking for new ideas to strengthen student outcomes, you'll come away with strategies you can apply at your own institution.Translating Military Experience to Tech Careers: Navigating the Morphing Hiring Landscape
November 4, 2026
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Hosted by Dr. James Stanger | Featuring Mike Rogers, VetsinTech, and Jason Irvin, Truly Versatile Systems
The transition from military service to a technology career has never been easy—and today’s hiring landscape can make it even more challenging. Yet, veterans almost always have more relevant experience than they realize. The challenge is learning how to translate, validate, and communicate that experience in a way that resonates with today’s employers.
In this candid and practical conversation, Dr. James Stanger will moderate a panel featuring Mike Rogers of VetsinTech and Jason Irvin of Truly Versatile Systems. Together, they will outline ways to reduce the inevitable friction involved in making the transition into the public sector.CompTIA SecOT+: Building the Skills to Secure Operational Technology
November 5, 2026
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Hosted by Dr. James Stanger
Operational Technology (OT) environments have become a critical part of today's cybersecurity landscape. As organizations in manufacturing, energy, utilities, transportation and other critical infrastructure sectors face increasing cyber threats, the demand for professionals who understand both cybersecurity and operational technology continues to grow. We are also witnessing the convergence of traditionally separate OT and Information Technology domains. Traditional IT CIOs, for example, are increasingly responsible for OT systems. As a result, both IT and OT workers need to obtain cross-domain critical infrastructure skills.
Join us for an exclusive introduction to CompTIA SecOT+, the upcoming certification designed to validate the skills needed to secure OT environments.Building the Foundations for Responsible AI Prompting
December 18, 2026
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As organisations embrace AI at scale, developing strong prompting skills has become essential. The quality of a prompt shapes the transparency, fairness, and accountability of AI outputs, and without these foundations, even well-intentioned initiatives can introduce bias or misinformation.