Suits and Spooks All Stars 2015

Our first All-Stars Suits and Spooks event will take place at Soho House in New York City on June 19-20, 2105.

Unlike our typical "collision" event, our All Stars will have at least 60 minutes each for their talks. Seating will be limited because we're going to hold it in one of our most popular venues - Soho House NYC - on Friday June 19 and Saturday June 20th. It will be our last event there because they're converting the library to a member-only space starting July 1st. So think of this as your exclusive invitation to spend 8 to 16 hours talking security, multi-disciplinary problem-solving, and out-of-the-box thinking with some of our best game changers.

This event will operate under the Chatham House rule.

About Suits and Spooks

What is Suits and Spooks? - Suits and Spooks is a unique, limited attendance cyber security event (which we call a “collision”). Each event draws thought leaders and decision makers from the public, private, defense, law enforcement and intelligence sectors who come to learn about and discuss some of the key security challenges which face our digitally connected nation and world.

Is Suits and Spooks affiliated with the U.S. Government? - No. We invite former and present employees of the U.S. Intelligence Community to attend and/or speak at these events but we have no affiliation with any government agency.

What makes Suits and Spooks different from the 900 other security conferences held each year?

Unlike conferences where speakers present to a passive audience of unlimited size, a Suits and Spooks Collision has a completely unique 1:4 speaker to attendee ratio making it the perfect venue for debate and discussion.

We’re a single track event so our attendees have two days to get to know each other, share in discussions, engage in networking, and debate important issues related to their agencies and industries.

We don’t provide a platform for high level executives or government officials to speak without challenge. All of our speakers are aware that they may be challenged with questions by our attendees after the first 10 minutes of their talk.