Niagara University Hosts Successful Cybersecurity Summit Featuring 2025 Risk Trends

Lewiston, NY — On Tuesday, May 6, Niagara University welcomed guests to an engaging evening of expert analysis and discussion on the current cybersecurity landscape and emerging risk trends for 2025. Held at Western New York’s only NSA-designated Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense, the event attracted a diverse audience of professionals, students, and community members eager to deepen their understanding of this rapidly evolving field.

The summit featured a panel of seasoned cybersecurity experts who explored the latest challenges and strategies shaping the digital security environment. Topics ranged from ransomware evolution and AI-driven threats to regulatory shifts and best practices in corporate and governmental cyber defense.

Attendees also had the opportunity to learn more about Niagara University's nationally recognized M.S. program in Information Security and Digital Forensics (Cybersecurity), which holds NSA validation for its graduate degree curriculum. Program faculty were on hand to answer questions and share insights into career paths, research opportunities, and the university's ongoing commitment to cybersecurity education.

The event was complemented by complimentary hors d'oeuvres, appetizers, and drinks, fostering networking and dialogue among attendees and speakers alike.

With limited seating, the event reached capacity quickly, underscoring the growing public and professional interest in cybersecurity. Niagara University expressed gratitude for the strong turnout and enthusiasm, reaffirming its dedication to leading the conversation on digital defense in the region.

For those who missed the summit, additional cybersecurity events and program information are available at https://apply.niagara.edu/register/cybersecurity-summit.