Last Updated On: April 20, 2026
By registering for or attending any RSAC™ International Event such as RSAC™ CISO Boot Camp or RSAC™ eFraud Global Forum held outside of the United States (each, an “RSAC Event”), you agree to the following terms and conditions.
MODIFICATION TO THESE TERMS
RSAC Conference LLC (“RSAC”) reserves the right to update and change any part or all these Registration Terms and Conditions at any time without notifying you first. If RSAC updates or changes these Registration Terms and Conditions, the updated Registration Terms and Conditions will be posted on the RSAC website. Such changes will become effective immediately up posting. You can determine when these Registration Terms and Conditions were last revised by referring to the “Last Updated On” legend at the top of these Registration Terms and Conditions.
REGISTRATION
All participants must be at least 18 years of age to attend an RSAC Event and all related events, including evening events.
RSAC may prohibit an individual from registering for an RSAC Event if they or the company they represent is identified on certain sanctions or export control lists, is associated with a location subject to certain embargos, or is otherwise subject to certain economic and trade sanction programs. All decisions are in RSAC’s sole discretion and shall be considered final.
CANCELLATION
Please remember that canceling or changing your RSAC Event registration will not automatically cancel any hotel and travel arrangements you made. You are solely responsible for canceling your own hotel and travel reservations.
RSAC expressly disclaims responsibility for any and all damages, costs, fees or losses of any kind resulting (i) from any changes or cancellations made by you to your hotel and/or travel reservations, or (ii) from the cancellation or postponement of an RSAC Event.For the purposes of clarification, you acknowledge and agree that RSAC may cancel your registration at any time for convenience without any liability.
VISA REQUIREMENTS
It is your sole responsibility to take care of visa requirements. If you require an entry visa, you must allow sufficient time for the visa application procedure.
CHATHAM HOUSE RULE
You acknowledge and agree that the RSAC Event(s) is subject to Chatham House Rule. Specifically, you acknowledge that although you are permitted to use the information you receive in connection with the RSAC Event(s), you are not permitted to and you agree not to reveal the identity or the affiliation of the speaker(s) or that of any other participant.
ASSUMPTION OF RISK, RELEASE, HOLD HARMLESS
By registering for and attending an RSAC Event, you voluntarily assume all risks and damage to property, personal injury of all types and all other hazards arising from or related in any way to such RSAC Event however so caused and whether by negligence or otherwise, whether occurring prior to, during or after the RSAC Event. Further, you understand that participation in an RSAC Event(s) and travel to and around the RSAC Event will increase your risk of, exposure to, and contraction of, communicable diseases, bacteria, agents, and viruses such as COVID-19 (collectively, “Illnesses”). Regarding COVID-19 or similar viruses, you acknowledge and understand that viruses such viruses are highly contagious and dangerous diseases that spread easily through person-to-person contact. You further acknowledge and accept that participating in an RSAC Event carries with it certain inherent risks that cannot be eliminated regardless of the care taken to avoid such risks, that there is presently no known way to provide complete protection from COVID-19 or similar viruses, and that you could contract such a virus or another Illness even though RSAC has taken reasonable steps to prevent the risk of transmission of COVID-19, similar viruses and/or other Illnesses. By participating in an RSAC Event, you assume these risks and agree to release and hold harmless RSAC and the venue, and their respective employees, agents, subcontractors, and representatives from any damages, losses, injuries, liabilities, claims, and expenses arising from any such damage to property or personal injury including the contraction or spread of Illnesses, due to your travel to, from, or participation in any aspect of the RSAC Event. This obligation is binding on you and on your successors and heirs.
ADMITTANCE
In its sole discretion and without refund or liability, RSAC reserves the right to refuse admittance to or expel from an RSAC Event anyone that it determines is behaving in a manner that could be disruptive to the RSAC Event or any other attendee.
CREDENTIAL/BADGE CONTROL
A government issued photo ID is required to collect RSAC Event credentials/badges. Photocopies and electronic copies are not considered an acceptable form of ID. RSAC Event-issued credentials are the sole property of RSAC and must be surrendered upon demand to RSAC and/or its representatives or agents.
While onsite at an RSAC Event or designated off-site activities, RSAC Event -issued credentials must be prominently displayed. Badge swapping and/or sharing is strictly prohibited. Any attendee found using another attendee’s badge or loaning out their badge to another individual will have the badge confiscated and will be removed from the premises, with the other individual.
SOLICITING DURING AN RSAC EVENT
Suitcasing, outboarding, guerilla marketing, or similar marketing tactics (“Soliciting”) are prohibited at RSAC Events. RSAC reserves the right in its sole discretion to remove any individual from an RSAC Event who is reported to be Soliciting during an RSAC Event.
DRONES
The use of drones/unmanned aerial vehicles (“UAV”) is strictly prohibited at all times throughout the entire venue and the adjacent areas outside of the venue. UAV’s are devices that are used or intended to be used for flight in the air with no onboard pilot (either controlled manually or through an autopilot using a data link to connect the pilot to the UAV).
UNAUTHORIZED INTERCEPTION OF DIGITAL DATA
Any unauthorized effort to intercept digital data is strictly prohibited. Examples include:
- Recording any conversation without the express consent of all parties;
- Collecting electronically transmitted data without consent of the owner of that data, or
- Collecting electronically transmitted data with consent of the data owner, but under fictitious pretenses.
This includes but is not limited to the following technologies used when collecting data under deceptive or nonconsensual means:
- RFID/radio-frequency identification
- NFC/Near-field communication
- Bluetooth wireless technology
- Wi-Fi technology
PRIVACY
For information about RSAC’s privacy policy, see https://www.rsaconference.com/privacy.
PHOTOGRAPHY; AUDIO AND VIDEO RECORDING
RSAC has the right to take photographs during RSAC Event(s) and to use these photographs for marketing purposes. No remuneration will be provided for use of your image.
Photography and video/audio recording of RSAC Event content by attendees is strictly prohibited unless you have obtained express written consent from RSAC.
OTHER DATA SHARING
Your data (name, title and company name) may be included in an RSAC event program guide, or similar document, (each, an “RSAC Event Program Guide”), which is available to other attendees and sponsors of such RSAC Event. You agree that the information in the RSAC Event Program Guide is confidential and you will only use this information for networking with other attendees. You agree you will not distribute this information to any third party or market to another attendee without their express consent.
CODE OF CONDUCT
You agree to adhere to RSAC’s Code of Conduct available at https://www.rsaconference.com/about/code-of-conduct as well as any other code of conduct or similar guidelines that may be applicable for a related event or required by the venue, if any. RSAC will enforce this code and expects cooperation from all RSAC Event participants (e.g., attendees, speakers, sponsors, event organizers) to help promote a safe and enjoyable RSAC Event experience for everyone.
The views expressed by any RSAC Event attendee, speaker, exhibitor, or sponsor are not necessarily those of RSAC. All RSAC Event attendees, speakers, exhibitors, and sponsors are solely responsible for the content of any and all individual or presentations, marketing collateral, advertising, and online Web content.
FORCE MAJEURE
RSAC shall not be held responsible for any delay or failure in performance of its obligations hereunder to the extent such delay or failure is caused by fire, flood, strike, civil, governmental, or military authority, acts of God, acts of terrorism, acts of war, pandemic, contagions, health crises, travel restrictions, epidemics, the availability of the venue (if applicable), or other similar causes beyond its reasonable control and without the fault or negligence of RSAC such as power grid failures, internet outages, cyber warfare, cyber-attacks, ransomware attacks, cyber sabotage, civil war, sabotage or piracy. RSAC does not accept any liability on account of unavailability, interruptions, errors, or viruses, or harmful components. For one or more of such reasons, RSAC may postpone, reschedule, or cancel an RSAC Event without liability on the part of RSAC. In the event an RSAC Event cannot be held or is postponed pursuant to this section, RSAC shall not be liable to attendee for any damages, costs, or losses incurred, such as transportation costs, accommodations costs, or financial losses.
OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS
To the extent there is a conflict between these Terms and Conditions and any general terms and conditions on our website(s) (e.g., the Legal Notice) or other terms and conditions that govern different products or services offered or provided by RSAC, then as it relates to registration for an RSAC Event, these terms and conditions control.