null is the open security community for curious learners, working professionals, researchers, builders, and bug hunters. Null Hyderabad brings that spirit to the city through free, volunteer-driven, in-person community events that keep security knowledge practical and approachable.
Null Hyderabad is where local security enthusiasts meet to learn, teach, share work, and build community. The chapter is open to newcomers and experienced practitioners alike, with room for developers, defenders, offensive researchers, leaders, students, and anyone serious about learning security.
The monthly meetup is usually held on the third Saturday, with deeper hands-on sessions like Humla and Bachav scheduled on select weekends throughout the year.
The intro deck positions null as an active open security community across India and beyond. Alongside Hyderabad, the slides highlight chapters and communities connected across Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Bhopal, Ahmedabad, Chandigarh, Kolkata, Dharmashala, Dubai, Doha, Amsterdam, and Singapore.
The Null Hyderabad deck frames the chapter around learning by doing. These are the recurring formats that keep the community active throughout the year.
The regular community meetup for talks, news bytes, networking, and sharing what the local security scene is learning right now.
A hands-on offensive security workshop format focused on practicing real attack techniques in a guided setting.
A hands-on defensive security workshop format built around prevention, detection, hardening, and practical blue-team thinking.
Conversations continue between events through speaker proposals, mailing list discussions, social posts, and community-led follow-ups.
All of this exists for one reason: to make the web a more secure place.
Hear from practitioners, see real-world case studies, and keep sharpening your security mindset beyond theory.
Stay close to current topics, community leaders, conference speakers, and the wider ecosystem around application and product security.
Meet fellow builders, defenders, students, bug hunters, and hiring teams in Hyderabad’s local infosec network.
Speaking, volunteering, emceeing, writing recaps, and helping with operations are all real ways to contribute and become visible in the community.
The slides call out learning, exposure, networking, and discounts for Nullcon. Nullcon and null are different, but the community connection still creates useful opportunities.
Meet the current Null Hyderabad team keeping the chapter active today.
Null Hyderabad is an in-person experience community. The monthly meet usually happens on the third Saturday of the month, while formats like Humla and Bachav are scheduled on select Saturdays or Sundays.
Follow the chapter, join the conversations, and use #nullhyd when you share event photos, takeaways, or community wins.
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These are former team members and past chapter contributors who have helped shape Null Hyderabad over the years.