Where to Find DFIR, OSINT, and Cybersecurity Community Listings on DFIR Diva

DFIR Diva hosts a dedicated DFIR & OSINT Community Listings section that collects events, new releases, discounts, giveaways, scholarships, and jobs in one place — and it accepts submissions from the community. If you are looking for conferences, training deals, or entry-level opportunities rather than training material itself, that listings page is the page to start from. The site also publishes a running blog where conference announcements and listing updates appear as individual posts.

What the community listings cover

According to the site's own description, the listings section is built to help you "find and submit Events, New Releases, Discounts, Giveaways, Scholarships, and Jobs." That gives you six distinct categories to scan:

Because these are grouped as listings rather than long-form articles, they are best treated as a directory you check periodically, not a single page you read once.

How to reach the listings and submit an entry

1. Go to dfirdiva.com and look for the DFIR & OSINT COMMUNITY LISTINGS block on the homepage. The site's own call to action reads "Find and submit Events, New Releases, Discounts, Giveaways, Scholarships, and Jobs. Go There."
2. Follow that link to browse current entries by category.
3. To add something, use the same section's submission path — the site explicitly invites you to submit listings, so organizers, trainers, and employers can post their own events, discounts, or openings.
4. Expect churn: one recent post is titled "The Events Site is Being Rebuilt," so if a link looks stale or a category appears thin, check back rather than assuming the section is gone.

Where conference and listing news shows up in the blog

The listings section is supported by regular blog posts, which is often the fastest way to catch time-sensitive items. Recent posts on the site include:

• "Techno Security & Digital Forensics Conference: October 20-22, 2026"
• "Techno Security & Digital Forensics Conference: October 27-29, 2025"
• "Introducing DFIR, OSINT, & Cybersecurity Community Listings"
• "The Events Site is Being Rebuilt"
• "Free & Affordable Training News: Black Friday 2025 Edition"

The pattern is worth noting: conference dates get their own posts, and discount-driven moments (like Black Friday) get roundups. If you are tracking a specific conference or a seasonal training sale, the blog is where the dated details live, while the listings page is where the standing directory lives.

Getting notified instead of checking manually

The site offers email delivery of blog posts. The homepage includes a subscribe prompt — "Would you like to receive blog posts via email? Subscribe below" — with an email field and a Subscribe button, and there is a dedicated subscribe page at dfirdiva.com/subscribe/. Subscribing is the practical way to catch giveaways, scholarships, and job postings that may close quickly. Note that the site describes its training resources as "free and affordable" and lists affiliate and partner relationships, so some listings may involve paid or discounted third-party products; the listings themselves do not imply everything is free.

If your goal is training rather than listings

The listings section is one of four main entry points on the site. The others, per the homepage, are:

• Free and Affordable Training — over 500 resources focused on DFIR and blue team, from complete beginner to IT
• Getting Into the DFIR Field — advice plus links to external websites, training, and videos
• Incident Response Training Plan — a structured path using free online courses, starting from complete beginner to IT

If you are new to the field, the "Getting Into the DFIR Field" and training plan pages will be more useful than the listings; use the listings once you know which conference, certification, or role you are targeting.