Kentucky Cybersecurity and Forensics Conference The Kentucky Cybersecurity & Forensics Conference is a multi-track cybersecurity event held annually by all the National Center of the Academic Excellence (CAE) institutes in Kentucky. This year, the KCFC2021 is held virtually by Murray State University, Murray. This Cybersecurity and Forensics conference offers an ideal venue for networking with peers from academics, government, and industry for education, collaboration, and innovations.This conference aims to have a detailed discussion of cybersecurityand digital forensics for discussing and creating effective defense, analysis, and investigation of cybercrime. The many academic areas covered in this conference include, but are not limited to:1. Digital Transformation and New Crimes2. Information Security3. Evolution of Digital Forensics4. Technology and Cybercrime: Policies and Implications5. Cybercrime: Privacy, Security and Law Enforcement6. Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity7. Digital Evidence and the New Criminal Procedure8. Mobile, Cloud,IoT, and Network Forensics9. Virtual Crimes of the Information Age10. AI and Cybersecurity11. Security in Machine Learning12. Ethical Hackers13. Cyber Security and Cyberwarfare14. Securing Next Generation Internet Services15. Cyber Crime16. Security of Cloud and edge computing17. Social networking threats18. Big Data Security19. Digital Forensics20. Security and privacy in cyber-physical systems21. Security in machine learning22. Security and Privacy in smart grid, IoT and RFID23. Incident Response24. ICS Cybersecurity.