Suits and Spooks DC

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.

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 get to know each other, share in discussions, engage in networking, and debate important issues related to their agencies and industries.We’re expanding our attendee capacity to 200 and for the first time will be including space for exhibitors.

We have an international panel of speakers from the public and private sectors and we’ll be adding live-streaming via Webex for those who cannot attend in person.

We are also proud to be hosting a fundraising dinner for the marvelous Warrior Dog Foundation after our event where you’ll get to meet former U.S. Navy SEAL Mike Ritland and hear about the foundation’s work as well as meet one of Mike’s K-9’s.

Tickets are purchased from the WDF at their website so that you can benefit from their 501(c)3 status and make it a tax deductible donation. Since Taia Global is hosting it, 100% of the ticket sales will go directly to the WDF’s work rather than to fundraising costs.

Everyone who attends Suits and Spooks DC will receive a free t-shirt with our famous playing card logo specially customized to celebrate the work of Mike Ritland and the WDF in helping our Special Operations Forces military working K-9s recover from combat-related injuries.

If you attend Suits and Spooks AND buy a ticket for the WDF dinner, you’ll also receive a special challenge coin with the Warrior Dog Foundation logo on one side and the Taia Global dragon on the other.

This event will be closed to the press and operate under the Chatham House rule.