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BSidesSF and RSAC Event

When cside is exhibiting, the afterparties are in town! Organized by us, Socket, Arcjet and Incident! Find our booth at BSidesSF (follow the laser), and booth 2438 at RSAC. Register for the 30th of April Book a meeting Join us for the ultimate cybersecurity networking experience at the Rooftop of our investor Uncork Capital in San Francisco! Organized by cside, Socket, Arcjet, and Incident, these exclusive events bring together 250+ techies, cybersecurity professionals, and BS

Mar 13, 2025 • 1 min read

Simon Wijckmans Founder & CEO

BSidesSF and RSAC afterparty banner for the cside event

When cside is exhibiting, the afterparties are in town! Organized by us, Socket, Arcjet and Incident! Find our booth at BSidesSF (follow the laser), and booth 2438 at RSAC.

Register for the 30th of April

Book a meeting

Join us for the ultimate cybersecurity networking experience at the Rooftop of our investor Uncork Capital in San Francisco! Organized by cside, Socket, Arcjet, and Incident, these exclusive events bring together 250+ techies, cybersecurity professionals, and BSidesSF and RSAC attendees for an unforgettable night of networking, food, drinks, and stunning rooftop views.

Whether you're in town for BSidesSF 2025 or RSAC 2025, these afterparties are the perfect opportunity to connect with industry leaders, discuss the latest in cybersecurity, software supply chain security, and threat intelligence, and enjoy the SF nightlife—all on us! Secure your spot now by registering, as entry is guest list only.

Founder & CEO Simon Wijckmans

Founder and CEO of cside. Previously a product manager on Cloudflare Page Shield (now Cloudflare Client-Side Security). Co-chair of the W3C Anti-Fraud Community Group and a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree. Building accessible security against client-side attacks — web security is not an enterprise-only problem.

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Look for the laser at BSidesSF and stop by booth 2438 at RSAC. Both afterparties are co-hosted with Socket, Arcjet, and Incident — registration links are on this page.

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