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Wednesday, September 16, 2026 | 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM CT

Minneapolis UnConference

A hands-on day for Minneapolis' cybersecurity community. Keynote, live threat hunt session, interactive roundtables, and real intelligence on active supply chain threats.

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Join Intel 471 along with Minneapolis’ top cybersecurity industry experts and esteemed peers at this exclusive vendor-neutral 471 UnConference.

This event will take you through an immersive demonstration of how to Operationalize Threat Hunting through CTI. An exclusive keynote speaker will join us to share their fight against cybercrime. Stay turned for more details…

Following the keynote presentation, CTI and Threat Hunt experts will deliver a joint session on analyzing the activities of modern threat groups. They will explore SLSH—covering the group’s history, background, and capabilities—along with its partnership with DragonForce. The session will conclude with practical guidance on how to leverage this intelligence for effective threat hunting.

Enjoy complimentary light refreshments upon arrival and a delicious steak lunch to keep you energized throughout the day. Following the event, we invite you to join the 471 team for casual networking and drinks.

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Minneapolis UnConference | September 16, 2026

What’s a 471 UnConference?

It is a 30-40 person gathering of cybersecurity professionals, which is designed to foster genuine connection amongst participants while they deep dive into various aspects that curate the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape. The 471 UnConference provides an open and secure environment for security professionals to share their thoughts, ideas and experiences with industry-leading experts.

The 471 UnConference is more than just an event, it's an opportunity to:

  • Gain invaluable insights: Learn from other industry leaders and gain a deeper understanding of the ever-changing cybersecurity industry.
  • Sharpen your skills: Refine your knowledge and skills of intelligence-driven solutions such as threat hunting through collaborative learning and discussion.
  • Build meaningful connections: Network with peers, exchange ideas, and foster lasting relationships across the cybersecurity community.