Craw Security Promotes Cyber Awareness at BSides Ahmedabad 2026 as Official Sponsor -

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AHMEDABAD — Craw Security, a provider of cybersecurity training and security solutions, served as an official sponsor at BSides Ahmedabad 2026, utilizing the two-day cybersecurity event to enhance cyber awareness, engage with the InfoSec community, and present various security platforms.

The event occurred on September 26 and 27, 2026, at Hyatt Regency Ahmedabad, and included cybersecurity researchers, ethical hackers, CISOs, technology leaders, government officials, students, and security experts.

Craw Security had earlier declared its formal sponsorship of the conference, and its communication after the event detailed two days of discussions on cybersecurity, sharing knowledge, networking, and engaging with the community.

BSides Ahmedabad Continues Community-Driven Security Discussions

BSides Ahmedabad was founded in 2019 and has evolved into a significant community-driven cybersecurity event in India.

As stated by the organizers, the conference has traditionally united hackers, researchers, CISOs, corporate representatives, law enforcement officials, academics, security experts, and volunteers via discussions, workshops, networking events, exhibitions, and security competitions.

The conference model prioritizes engagement among practitioners and the sharing of practical cybersecurity insights instead of confining discussions to standard corporate presentations.

Craw Security Focuses on Cyber Awareness

During its conference participation, Craw Security emphasized the importance of enhanced cybersecurity awareness.

Representatives engaged with participants to explore how cyber threats are increasingly impacting individuals beyond conventional IT and information-security teams.

Phishing, credential theft, malware, ransomware, social engineering, online fraud, harmful downloads, identity-targeted attacks, and data breaches can affect students, employees, executives, companies, and individual users similarly.

The company’s involvement thus concentrated not only on expert cybersecurity services but also on helping individuals gain a clearer understanding of common digital threats.

This method aligns with Craw Security’s stated mission, which encompasses information-security education, VAPT services, and raising awareness regarding cyber fraud and the associated risks of financial and data loss.

Security Products Presented to Visitors

The Craw Security team took the opportunity to talk about various cybersecurity platforms and initiatives linked to its security ecosystem.

Included in the list were PhishNext, ShieldXDR, ThreatFusionAI, OSINT technologies, CrackTheLab, etc.

PhishNext specializes in phishing simulations and promoting security awareness, whereas ShieldXDR concentrates on detection and response within security settings.

ThreatFusionAI focused on threat intelligence and cyber-risk visibility, whereas Craw’s OSINT efforts were covered in relation to open-source intelligence and cyber investigations.

CrackTheLab, on the other hand, showcases Craw’s experiential learning method, enabling cybersecurity students to enhance their practical skills via labs and security challenges.

The conversations showcased a wider industry movement towards integrating cybersecurity education, security operations, intelligence, automated detection, awareness training, and practical experience rather than tackling each sector separately.

Cybersecurity Discussions Meet Community Engagement

Visitors at the Craw Security booth also got Craw-branded goodies and merchandise.

Event merchandise is a common aspect of cybersecurity conferences, and the engagements at the booths allowed attendees to interact with trainers, cybersecurity experts, and company reps regarding career paths in security, certifications, cyber threats, enterprise defense, and new technologies.

The conference showcased experts from various fields of cybersecurity and technology.

The 2026 schedule it released featured an inaugural appearance by Maj Gen K. K. Chakrabarti, VSM, with industry and technology executives.

Craw Security representatives mentioned engaging with Indian military officials during the conference, addressing the growing significance of cybersecurity awareness, skill enhancement, threat intelligence, and cooperation among various components of the security landscape.

Craw Security Shares Its Mission With Fellow Exhibitors

Interactions extended beyond just the conference attendees.

The Craw Security team interacted with representatives overseeing other booths and articulated its broader organizational mission and vision.

The conversations included cybersecurity training, professional credentials, security research, VAPT services, cybersecurity awareness programs, and enterprise-oriented security technologies.

Craw Security’s stated corporate vision highlights enhancing cybersecurity understanding, broadening access to information security training, providing VAPT services, and promoting awareness of cyber fraud.

Industry Events Remain Important for Cyber Awareness

The growing scale and intricacy of cyber attacks have elevated cybersecurity awareness to a concern that reaches well beyond SOC teams and security researchers.

Community events like BSides create a setting where students connect with professionals, researchers share insights, companies showcase innovations, and security experts converse about new threats face-to-face.

For Craw Security, BSides Ahmedabad 2026 served as a venue to link those domains—cybersecurity education, awareness, threat research, enterprise security, and community collaboration.

As attacks grow more reliant on technical weaknesses and human actions, the cyber-awareness message shared during the event continues to be important for both organizations and individual users.