Cybersecurity Conferences 2026 - 2027

Security and observability teams get a close look at Splunk’s hosted GenAI foundation models built directly into the Splunk Cloud Platform. This webinar focuses on how native AI models can be used for security operations and time series analysis without the overhead of managing GPUs or external AI services, allowing teams to work faster inside existing investigation and monitoring workflows.

The session walks through Splunk’s new hosted AI models service and the three model types now available, including a security focused foundation model for SOC investigations, a zero shot time series model for predictive alerting and anomaly detection, and large scale models designed for complex reasoning tasks like root cause analysis and SPL generation. Attendees will see how these models support threat intelligence correlation, contextual analysis, and advanced forecasting within a single cloud environment.

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AI driven threats are starting to bypass traditional security controls by abusing context, permissions, and intent inside trusted systems. This webinar focuses on how these subtle attacks operate without obvious indicators and why small configuration gaps can quickly turn into major security risks for enterprises.

Varonis Threat Labs experts break down the AI attack techniques already appearing in real environments and explain how security teams can detect and contain them before damage occurs. The session outlines what CISOs and defenders need to change in their approach to stay ahead as AI continues to reshape the threat landscape.

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Stricter audit expectations and expanding regulatory frameworks are raising the bar for Mac security in 2026. This session focuses on building a continuous and measurable compliance strategy for macOS environments, moving beyond one time configurations and manual validation. It examines how mSCP baselines align with major frameworks such as CIS, NIST, STIG, CNSSI and CMMC, and how those requirements can be translated into enforceable technical controls.

The discussion also covers scaling compliance across fleets of any size through benchmarking, scoring, reporting and automated remediation. Attendees will see how declarative device management, structured blueprints and drift detection help maintain a consistent and audit ready posture. Real world implementation approaches for different types of organizations are explored, along with practical next steps for strengthening Mac security programs and preparing for upcoming audit demands.

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Breaking down how modern application attacks unfold, this session examines why legacy security architectures and VPN based access models struggle to protect today’s multi cloud environments. The discussion highlights how expanding attack surfaces create visibility gaps and increase risk, making it difficult to control users, devices and applications under traditional approaches.

The webinar explores how an Internet native Zero Trust architecture can replace patchwork security deployments with consistent access controls and centralized visibility. Attendees will hear real world migration insights, including lessons from organizations moving users and applications away from VPNs. The session also explains how consistent policy enforcement and automated controls can strengthen overall security posture while simplifying secure access management.

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The 19th Global Edition of CYSEC AFRICA returns by bringing together government leaders, industry executives, and cybersecurity experts to address the continent’s growing cyber threats and digital resilience.

Under the theme “Turning Cyber Threats into Africa’s Cyber Strength,” the summit will focus on national cyber defence, fintech and infrastructure security, ransomware and fraud mitigation, and building a secure digital economy across Africa.

As Africa’s leading financial and technology hub, South Africa is witnessing increased investment in cybersecurity, driven by digital banking, fintech growth, and the need to secure critical infrastructure and data-driven economies. CYSEC AFRICA is pivotal for accelerating cybersecurity innovation, investment, and leadership across Africa’s rapidly expanding digital markets.

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Gain a clear view of how Extreme Platform ONE improves network visibility and control through its fabric visualization capabilities. This live demo walks through how IT teams can monitor traffic, manage complex configurations, and maintain stronger oversight across network environments. The session highlights how better visualization supports faster response times and more informed operational decisions.

Watch how the platform reveals hidden network layers, provides dynamic updates as environments change, and delivers a single unified view across the infrastructure. The demonstration shows how improved visibility can simplify daily network management while reinforcing security posture and overall performance.

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Third party risk is becoming a defining factor in cyber resilience, and this session examines how organizations can strengthen their TPRM programs for 2026. The discussion focuses on how third party risk appears from an executive perspective and where programs often fail in real world environments. Drawing from customer experiences and actual incidents, the speakers outline the priorities cyber resilient organizations are putting in place to detect and respond to vendor related threats faster.

The webinar highlights practical steps such as clarifying ownership between GRC and SOC teams, integrating automation into broader security systems and incorporating third party threat intelligence for earlier detection. It also explores how AI can support more effective risk management and how to consolidate exposure signals into a unified view. Attendees will gain a focused set of priorities to guide and mature their TPRM strategy for the year ahead.

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FinTech Week: Amsterdam 2026 invites professionals across fintech, banking, regulation and cyber-security to Amsterdam for “Trust, Transformation & Tech: The Future of Financial Innovation.” The programme will navigate embedded payments, super-apps, big tech collaboration, open finance and the ingrained role of security in modern finance. It highlights AI-driven threat detection, biometric and behavioural security models, and how to build infrastructure that is both scalable and resilient while aligning with global regulation like AML and PSD3.

The forum offers attendees a chance to connect with regulators, innovators, investors and solution providers in a city known for its finance and tech ecosystem. Through interactive panels and solution showcases the event underscores that secure financial systems are not optional but foundational to fintech’s next wave.

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Major changes to the PKI ecosystem in 2026 are putting pressure on organizations to rethink how they manage certificates. Shorter TLS certificate lifecycles, expanding private PKI environments and the growing need to assess cryptographic posture ahead of post quantum cryptography are exposing the limits of traditional certificate lifecycle management. This session examines how the certificate landscape is evolving and why a unified, real time view across public and private PKI is becoming essential.

The discussion highlights continuous discovery, multi CA visibility and private PKI monitoring to reduce misconfiguration risk and prevent outages. Attendees will gain practical guidance on preparing for the upcoming certificate shift, improving real time visibility and building a stronger foundation for long term cryptographic readiness. The webinar is designed for security, PKI and infrastructure teams managing certificates at scale.

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The teissLondon2026 summit brings together cyber-security leadership in London on 26 February 2026 to help organisations navigate the dual nature of artificial intelligence. Attendees will explore how to harness AI for innovation and defence while simultaneously guarding against the new wave of advanced threats unleashed by it. The event offers a day of actionable strategies across three focus streams: CISOs & Leadership, Culture & Education, and Threat Landscape, so participants walk away ready to implement change.

Throughout the day delegates will engage in interactive presentations, deep-dive panel discussions and practical workshops designed to equip them with tools and connections for immediate impact. With over 400 peers expected, this summit is a strategic gathering of decision-makers ready to leverage AI for good and build modern defences that match today’s evolving landscape.

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This interactive training session breaks down the Knights of the Stolen Session Flare CTF from start to finish. Participants will walk through all six challenges, covering areas such as player statistics analysis, darknet market exploration, and malware artifact investigation. The session is designed for both experienced competitors and newcomers who want a structured review of each task and the techniques used to solve them.

Attendees will gain practical experience with tools including CyberChef, Tor, browser developer tools, git, binwalk, Ghidra, and Docker. Topics include web application vulnerabilities such as IDOR, reverse engineering and forensic analysis, file carving, OSINT investigations, and prompt injection against AI powered ransomware bots.

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Ignite on Tour 2026 brings together cybersecurity leaders and practitioners across multiple global cities for a one-day event focused on strategic security, threat intelligence, and the future of cyber defence. Each stop offers attendees insight into how evolving threats, AI and cloud-native challenges affect organizations today, and how a platform-driven security approach can reduce risk while giving teams the flexibility to adapt fast. The format centers on high-impact keynotes and vendor-led sessions rather than training, so participants hear real-world stories and forward-looking strategies from Palo Alto Networks and trusted experts.

This tour is relevant to professionals working in endpoint protection, cloud and network defence, identity management, and incident response. For decision makers it offers a chance to reassess risk posture, understand emerging technologies driving security, and network with peers facing similar challenges in different regional contexts.

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Security and development teams are facing a growing gap between innovation speed and software risk, driven by rising security debt, high risk vulnerabilities, and the expanding impact of AI. This webinar examines key findings from the 2026 State of Software Security Report and explains why many organizations are struggling to keep up as flaws accumulate faster than they can be fixed.

The session breaks down the major trends shaping software security today, including remediation challenges, third party code exposure, and how AI is both increasing risk and reshaping defenses. Attendees will gain data driven insight into how security debt is evolving and what practical strategies can help teams strengthen software security without slowing development.

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The Official Cybersecurity Summits 2026 is a nationwide conference series designed for senior-level cybersecurity, IT, and business leaders across multiple US markets and virtual audiences. The series includes both in-person and virtual events such as Ransomware Resilience, Healthcare Security, and city-based summits in Tampa, Seattle or Bellevue, San Diego, Atlanta, Silicon Valley, New York, and Chicago. Each summit is curated to address real-world security challenges faced by enterprises, government organizations, and critical infrastructure sectors.

Across all locations, the summits focus on practical cybersecurity strategies, emerging threats, compliance pressures, and executive-level decision making. Attendees gain insights through expert-led sessions that emphasize actionable solutions rather than theoretical discussions. By combining regional networking with nationally recognized speakers, the 2026 series creates consistent value for security leaders looking to stay informed, connected, and prepared in a rapidly evolving threat landscape.

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The FIRST Regional Symposium for Central Asia 2026 will take place in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, bringing together security teams and practitioners from across the region along with international members of FIRST. The two day program features a dedicated training day followed by a full day of plenary talks that highlight current threats, regional challenges and best practices in incident response. The event provides an accessible environment for both emerging and experienced teams looking to improve technical skills and operational readiness in a rapidly evolving threat landscape.

This symposium strengthens collaboration across Central Asia by encouraging open knowledge sharing and cross border cooperation. Attendees will benefit from practical training, discussions with peers and opportunities to build long term partnerships that support stronger cyber resilience. With a focus on capacity building and community driven learning, the symposium aims to help participants advance their capabilities and contribute to a more secure and stable regional cyberspace.

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Counter Fraud 2026 focuses on how government agencies can defend against the growing scale of complex and cyber enabled financial crimes. Public sector organizations face constant threats from phishing schemes, digital identity fraud, and attacks that target critical systems. Cybersecurity plays a key role because these crimes often involve breaching networks, stealing sensitive data, or manipulating digital services. The event brings together leaders from central and local government, healthcare, and law enforcement to learn from current best practices and new policies designed to protect citizens and public funds.

A major theme of the conference is collaboration, since criminals continue to evolve their methods and use new technologies to commit fraud. Attendees can expect practical guidance on digital detection tools, secure data sharing, and strengthening cyber defenses across large institutions. Expert speakers share strategies for monitoring emerging risks while keeping digital services secure for the public. The program supports professional development and encourages open discussion on how cybersecurity and counter fraud teams can work together to reduce threats and increase resilience.

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AI guided troubleshooting takes center stage in this session focused on Zscaler Digital Experience Copilot and its role in resolving complex IT performance issues. The webinar demonstrates how ZDX Copilot uses AI driven insights to simplify data exploration, surface relevant product knowledge and guide teams through troubleshooting workflows. Attendees will see how the Knowledge and Data Agent supports faster identification of root causes across devices, networks and applications.

Real world examples highlight how organizations reduce resolution times and improve operational efficiency by enabling both experienced and junior team members to diagnose issues with greater confidence. The discussion also covers common performance disruptions, including latency concerns, collaboration tool quality and connectivity challenges across Wi Fi and ISP environments, showing how AI assistance strengthens overall IT operations.

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FutureCon CyberSecurity Conferences bring together IT and security professionals for a series of in-person events across major U.S. cities. Each conference offers practical sessions led by CISOs and security leaders who share insights from their own experiences. The focus is on strategies that help organizations strengthen defenses, manage risks, and stay resilient in the face of growing cyber threats. The discussions are grounded in real-world lessons rather than theory, creating a setting that helps attendees apply what they learn right away.

Participants also gain direct exposure to the latest technologies and solutions shaping the cybersecurity landscape. The event encourages meaningful dialogue among experts, executives, and vendors, promoting collaboration on emerging issues such as cloud security, identity management, and zero trust. More than a conference, FutureCon is a space where leaders connect, exchange perspectives, and walk away with actionable strategies to improve their security posture.

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A closer look at why widespread AI adoption is not translating into real operational readiness across IT teams. This webinar examines the growing gap between using AI tools and having the right foundations in place, based on findings from a 2026 IT Trends Report and insights from hundreds of IT leaders.

The discussion focuses on common structural risks such as shadow AI, tool sprawl, and identity and access gaps that increase exposure as AI use expands. Speakers share practical guidance on how organizations can address these weaknesses, strengthen governance, and safely operationalize AI across their environments without increasing security risk.

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OpenText Summit Japan 2026 explores how organizations can securely adopt AI and intelligent automation to drive digital transformation without compromising trust or compliance. The event highlights how agent based AI supports knowledge workers by automating repetitive tasks and improving decision making, while allowing teams to focus on creativity and strategic work. A strong emphasis is placed on cybersecurity, data governance, and the role of Sovereign Cloud in keeping sensitive data protected, local, and compliant as AI scales across global operations.

Through practical demonstrations and real world examples, the summit shows how secure information management enables people and digital systems to work together effectively. Sessions cover essential areas such as content management, cybersecurity, DevSecOps, operations management, and data analytics. Attendees gain clear insight into how a unified and governed information layer helps organizations build responsible AI, strengthen security, and confidently evolve modern digital operations.

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Explore the latest enhancements in NinjaOne 12.0 and see how the platform is expanding visibility, strengthening device integrity, and improving operational control for IT teams and MSPs. This release session walks through key updates in asset management, network discovery, and system verification, showing how organizations can better track devices, uncover hidden risks, and manage environments from a single interface.

The discussion highlights full asset lifecycle tracking with standardized templates and unified oversight across managed and unmanaged endpoints. It also covers boot verification capabilities that validate system components at startup to detect unauthorized changes and prevent compromised devices from operating. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of how automated network discovery reduces blind spots and supports stronger security across distributed environments.

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The SREday New York 2026 conference brings together site reliability engineers, DevOps practitioners and cloud architects for a full day of insight and networking. Participants will hear real-world case studies on building resilient systems, exploring observability, chaos engineering and scaling infrastructure in fast-moving environments.

In addition to high-quality talks there will be opportunities to meet vendor partners, engage in panels and exchange ideas with peers. Whether you are managing enterprise-scale services or just beginning your SRE journey, this event delivers a balanced experience of technical depth and community connection.

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The Defense IT Summit 2026 will bring together senior technology leaders from across the defense community to discuss how emerging tools and strategies are improving mission readiness. Speakers will address critical topics such as AI, cybersecurity, and risk management, offering clear insights into how the Department of Defense is adapting to new threats and opportunities. The sessions are designed for open exchange, helping leaders align innovation with secure, effective deployment in complex operational environments.

This event also emphasizes collaboration between agencies, industry partners, and solution providers. Attendees can expect focused discussions on modern IT practices that strengthen defense capabilities and ensure agile, reliable systems for national security. With opportunities to earn CPE credits, the summit balances practical education with strategic foresight, making it a valuable meeting point for defense and technology professionals shaping the future of secure operations.

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A practical look at how threat modeling is applied in real environments, this webinar follows Synchronoss’s journey toward building and maintaining secure by design systems. The session explains why threat modeling matters, how it has been adopted over time, and how it supports consistent security decisions across complex architectures.

The discussion focuses on real challenges teams face as they scale, including maintaining consistency, managing architectural complexity, and improving workflows. Attendees will hear lessons learned, honest insights, and actionable guidance for strengthening and expanding threat modeling practices within growing organizations.

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Cybersecurity Futures: Built on Zero Trust 2026 focuses on how government agencies are strengthening security by moving beyond perimeter based defense models. The event explores the adoption of Zero Trust architecture, which requires continuous verification of users, devices, and systems to protect sensitive data and infrastructure. Sessions examine implementation challenges, workforce readiness, and the role of AI in improving threat detection across complex public sector environments.

Federal cybersecurity leaders, technology experts, and industry partners will share practical insights on securing digital services and critical systems. Through panel discussions and strategic conversations, participants will learn how agencies are modernizing security operations, aligning policy with technology, and building resilient cybersecurity programs designed to address evolving threats across government networks.

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A deep dive into Cybereason’s TTP Briefing Q4 2025 report highlights the latest adversary tactics, techniques and procedures observed in real world investigations. Threat intelligence and incident response experts examine what proved effective, what failed and how these frontline findings are shaping the threat landscape in 2026. The session draws on expanded visibility that now includes large scale telemetry from SpiderLabs to show how active threat actors are refining their methods.

Real examples include phishing campaigns that bypass common defenses and recently exploited vulnerabilities impacting organizations today. The discussion focuses on practical detection priorities and defensive adjustments that security teams can apply immediately. Attendees will gain actionable intelligence and have the opportunity to engage directly with incident response specialists during a live Q and A.

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The CIOMeet 2026 series brings together senior IT executives and cybersecurity leaders from around the world in an intimate, interactive setting designed to foster collaboration and insight sharing. Each regional event provides attendees with the opportunity to engage directly with peers, industry experts, and solution providers, focusing on emerging cybersecurity threats, strategic IT leadership, and enterprise technology trends. The meetings are carefully structured to allow for meaningful discussions, networking, and thought leadership presentations, making them highly valuable for decision-makers who need actionable insights.

Across its many locations, from major U.S. tech hubs to international centers like London, Sydney, and Sao Paulo, CIOMeet emphasizes the local and global perspectives of cybersecurity challenges. Participants can expect to leave with new strategies for enhancing organizational security posture, understanding risk management trends, and building professional networks with senior-level IT executives. The combination of social dinners, workshops, and CTO-focused roundtables ensures that each attendee gains practical knowledge while also forging important business relationships in the cybersecurity ecosystem.

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AI tools are rapidly becoming part of daily work, from summarizing meetings to debugging code, while cybercriminals use the same technology to craft advanced phishing attacks. This webinar addresses the risks of Shadow AI and explores how organizations can manage AI use without driving it underground. Jasmine Jalava and Harry Jeyarajah lead an interactive session focused on securing the AI workplace and strengthening employee resilience.

The session demonstrates practical steps within the SoSafe platform, including AI awareness training, simulated AI powered phishing scenarios using the Recreate Attack Builder, and a preview of the Policy to Lesson feature. Attendees will also receive guidance on promoting safe AI usage and driving measurable behavior change across the organization.

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AI agents are moving into production faster than many organizations are prepared for, and weak or inconsistent data can quickly turn them into a security and reliability risk. This webinar focuses on what it takes to deliver AI ready data that supports secure, real time, agent driven workflows without sacrificing governance or trust.

The session breaks down the core pillars of a data platform built for agentic AI, including unified governance, lineage, explainability, and real time data access. Attendees will see how a data fabric and open lakehouse architecture help reduce failure rates, protect data integrity, and support secure deployment at scale. Real world examples show how organizations are successfully moving AI agents from proof of concept into production while maintaining control and reliability.

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Modernizing remote access strategies is critical as legacy VPN solutions approach end of life and struggle to support hybrid work and cloud first environments. This session examines how traditional VPN architectures create latency, operational strain and growing security gaps, especially for small and midsize enterprises managing distributed users and SaaS applications.

Zero Trust Network Access is presented as a secure alternative that delivers application level access with continuous user and device verification. The webinar outlines the core capabilities required for a future ready SASE architecture and explains how unified ZTNA strengthens inline threat protection. Attendees will also gain a practical migration approach for transitioning from VPN to ZTNA with minimal disruption while improving performance, reducing complexity and strengthening overall security posture.

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