AvengerCon continued to evolve by moving from Maryland to Augusta, GA. Matthew Vea delivered the keynote, while Ravi Starzl, Kevin Dwyer, and Ian Garrett took part in the panel.

Back to a full in-person event, but AvengerCon maintained remote activities to include remote attendees. The keynote speakers were Peiter "Mudge" Zatko and Sarah Zatko, while the panelists were Katie Moussouris, Colin Ahern, and TJ O'Connor.

AvengerCon VI returned to limited in-person activities and was the first AvengerCon to feature a panel discussion. Besides the keynote speaker, Jen Easterly, the panel featured Sean Gallagher, Dmitri Smilyanets, and Lesley Carhart.

AvengerCon handled the COVID 19 pandemic by going entirely remote, and was the first AvengerCon to be streamed remotely. All presentations were prerecorded, with the exception of the keynote speaker. Jeff Moss, a.k.a. the Dark Tangent, was the keynote speaker.

AvengerCon IV moved off-post and started expanding its reach outside the 780th. Daniel Cuthbert was the keynote speaker.

Still on post at Fort Meade, AvengerCon III featured Chris Eagle as the keynote and expanded to include the 780th Military Intelligence Brigade.

AvengerCon II rapidly expanded to the a training center on Fort Meade and invited the rest of the 781st Military Intelligence Battalion. Bruce Potter was the keynote speaker.

The first ever AvengerCon was held in a small conference room and funded by the Avengers Commander and a few junior officers. Eugene Spafford was the keynote speaker.