Cybersecurity Conferences 2026 - 2027

AI adoption is accelerating faster than traditional security models can handle, creating new risks across development and deployment. This webinar focuses on how Zero Trust principles can be applied to secure the full AI lifecycle, addressing challenges such as shadow AI, fragmented tooling and exposure of sensitive data that slow down enterprise adoption.

The session highlights how Zscaler protects AI applications by discovering AI systems and risks, automating security testing and enforcing runtime protections. Attendees will see how governance and compliance can be applied consistently across AI environments, helping organizations deploy and scale AI securely without sacrificing visibility or control.

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Security teams are facing a new challenge as AI adoption accelerates across the enterprise and introduces new forms of risk. This webinar focuses on how organizations can deploy and scale AI while maintaining strong security, governance, and control. The discussion examines how adversaries are exploiting AI through techniques such as prompt injection, data poisoning, shadow AI, and the misuse of non human identities.

The session brings together perspectives from security and business leaders on managing AI risk without slowing innovation. Attendees will hear how enterprises are operationalizing secure AI practices, adapting security strategies, and building governance models that support confident adoption. The webinar also shares real world insights on protecting custom models and AI driven workflows as AI becomes embedded across the organization.

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This session focuses on how IT teams can get more value from Elastic Observability by using the latest features and best practices introduced in version 9.2. The discussion centers on improving visibility, reducing troubleshooting time, and simplifying observability workflows across modern environments through practical, real world use cases.

The webinar covers recent enhancements such as Elastic Streams for faster insight from logs, new ES|QL capabilities for real time analytics, and expanded OpenTelemetry metrics support for scalable data collection. Live demonstrations show how these features work in practice, followed by a Q and A where participants can raise questions directly with Elastic experts. The content is designed for practitioners and decision makers looking to strengthen observability as part of a broader reliability and security strategy.

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Explore how FortiSASE delivers secure access for modern hybrid work environments through a guided, self paced test drive experience. This session focuses on how a unified SASE platform combines networking and security in a cloud delivered model to protect access to web, SaaS and private applications from anywhere.

Participants will step through real world scenarios from both the user and administrator perspectives, seeing how secure access works in practice and how visibility is maintained across the environment. The experience highlights intuitive dashboards, real time logging and simplified operations, showing how FortiSASE reduces complexity while improving control and security across a distributed workforce.

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This webinar focuses on how partners can position and sell WatchGuard Open MDR as a managed detection and response service built for mixed security environments. The session explains how Open MDR delivers 24/7 detection and response using existing tools such as endpoint, identity, network, and cloud data sources, without forcing customers to migrate platforms.

Participants will see how the service operates, what partners and customers experience in the portal, and how onboarding works from start to go live. The discussion also covers how to communicate value to SMB and midmarket buyers, identify new revenue opportunities, and confidently introduce Open MDR to current customers.

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Security leaders navigating NIS2 enforcement will get a clear, practical view of how to accelerate compliance while preparing for future regulatory demands. This webinar focuses on the controls that matter most under NIS2 and explains how organizations can show measurable progress without overcomplicating their security programs. The discussion cuts through regulatory complexity and centers on scalable approaches that support long term resilience.

The session highlights how microsegmentation and identity based access controls help deliver the containment and visibility required for NIS2 compliance. It also looks ahead to expected regulatory evolution and explains why some organizations are already preparing for NIS3. Attendees will leave with a realistic blueprint for strengthening compliance, prioritizing critical controls, and building a security architecture that can adapt to future requirements without major rework.

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The 2026 AI Symposium brings together professionals exploring how agentic AI will influence security and operational decision making. The program highlights how advanced reasoning systems can support cyber defense workflows, automate multi step problem solving, and improve the speed and accuracy of security operations. Attendees will hear from experts who study how emerging AI models shape threat response, incident handling, and the protection of complex digital environments.

Participants also take part in hands on workshops focused on applied AI tools that can support monitoring, analysis, and operational resilience. The in person format adds an experiential layer with access to Space Camp activities and evening networking events. This setting creates an environment where attendees can learn practical methods for integrating AI into cybersecurity planning while connecting with peers who work at the intersection of technology, engineering, and digital risk.

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API security is entering a new phase as AI reshapes how applications are built and exposed. This webinar focuses on how rapid API development, AI coding assistants, and embedded LLM capabilities are creating new risks that traditional security programs struggle to manage. The discussion draws on insights from GigaOm’s API Security Radar to explain how real world breaches are emerging from these expanding attack surfaces.

The session looks at how API security has evolved, where it is heading next, and what organizations need to do to stay ahead rather than react. Attendees will gain clarity on how to adapt their API security strategy for the AI era and prepare for the operational and security challenges that come with faster, AI driven development.

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2026 is a defining year for AI governance. With the EU AI Act obligations for high-risk AI systems become effective and ISO/IEC 42001 emerging as the global standard for AI management systems, organizations are being pushed to formalize how AI is governed, documented, and monitored. Regulatory scrutiny is rising, customer expectations are changing, and ad-hoc AI controls are no longer enough.

In this webinar, we break down what these changes actually mean for security, risk, compliance, and product teams. We will cover why ISO/IEC 42001 adoption is accelerating, how it is being used as proof of responsible AI practices, and what auditors are really looking for during certification. You will also get a clear view of the EU AI Act timelines, risk categories, and compliance obligations, including what applies immediately to general-purpose AI models.

The session also looks at how modern GRC automation can reduce the operational load of managing ISO 42001 and EU AI Act requirements. From policy alignment and continuous monitoring to vendor risk and supply chain readiness, we will share practical guidance on building a scalable AI governance program that holds up as regulations evolve.

What you will learn:

• Why ISO/IEC 42001 is becoming a must-have in 2025
• Core governance, technical, and monitoring requirements for certification
• Key EU AI Act milestones, risk categories, and enforcement expectations
• Common audit pitfalls and lessons from real certification programs
• How ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act align in practice
• How automation can simplify compliance, monitoring, and reporting

The webinar wraps up with a live Q&A focused on certification readiness, audit challenges, automation, and next steps teams should prioritize now.

Ideal for security leaders, compliance teams, GRC professionals, product owners, and anyone responsible for AI risk and governance.

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Social engineering attacks are increasingly targeting identity workflows, especially help desk interactions and remote onboarding, where traditional MFA often falls short. This webinar focuses on how Duo Identity Verification strengthens identity assurance at these vulnerable touchpoints by adding high confidence verification without creating friction for users or added complexity for administrators.

The session highlights real world use cases showing how Duo Identity Verification helps prevent fraudulent support requests and unauthorized employee enrollments. Attendees will see how identity checks can be embedded directly into existing workflows to stop social engineering attempts before damage occurs. The discussion also includes customer insights on deployment, benefits, and lessons learned, offering practical guidance for organizations looking to reduce identity based risk while maintaining a smooth user experience.

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Get a focused update on what is currently working for attackers and how security teams are responding. This webinar delivers a concise overview of recent attack techniques, newly discovered vulnerabilities, and defensive trends shaping today’s threat landscape. Insights are drawn from findings by OX Security and the broader research community to highlight risks that matter right now.

The discussion looks at how adversaries are evolving their methods, what has proven effective for defenders, and which areas deserve immediate attention in security strategies. The session concludes with a live Q and A, giving attendees a chance to clarify priorities and take away practical guidance for strengthening defenses.

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NHIcon 2026 is where builders and breakers, defenders and decision-makers unite to confront what agentic AI means – not just for security, but for the way software works and enterprises run. This one-day virtual experience will blaze new ground and bring together the people on the front lines of this high-stakes inflection point.

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Ephemeral authorization is becoming critical as cloud, CI/CD, and AI driven workflows replace static infrastructure and long lived credentials. This technical deep dive focuses on how Delinea and StrongDM approach just in time, passwordless access that reduces credential theft and supply chain risk while supporting continuous delivery environments. The session outlines why traditional access models no longer fit modern engineering teams and how ephemeral permissions limit exposure without slowing development.

The discussion covers enforcing least privilege at the moment of action, directly within CI/CD pipelines and runtime environments. Speakers explain how ephemeral authorization secures access to cloud infrastructure, databases, containers, and AI driven workloads, while maintaining auditability and governance. The webinar is aimed at engineering and DevOps teams looking to apply strong identity security controls that align with how modern systems are built and operated.

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The K-12 Data Privacy & Cybersecurity Conference 2026 will gather school technology leaders and educators to address the growing cybersecurity risks in education. Hosted by SecurED Schools, the online event focuses on helping institutions strengthen their security posture while continuing to innovate in digital learning. Sessions are led by practitioners who understand the challenges of protecting student data and maintaining safe, connected classrooms. Attendees will gain practical guidance on network defense, incident response, and policy planning, all customized for K-12 environments. The event encourages open discussion among peers, bridging the gap between IT teams and administrators. By combining local insight with national expertise, it provides a clear roadmap for schools seeking to improve their privacy and cybersecurity readiness in the year ahead.

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Organizations are facing growing pressure to run AI in ways that respect digital sovereignty while maintaining security, control, and compliance. This session focuses on how enterprises can manage AI workloads across borders, govern data access, and retain operational independence as adoption accelerates. The discussion centers on the evolving definition of digital sovereignty and why it now extends beyond data residency into infrastructure control and AI deployment models.

The webinar presents IBM’s vision for the future of software, highlighting a new AI ready sovereign solution designed to support secure innovation without sacrificing flexibility. Attendees will gain insight into how organizations can balance trust, governance, and adaptability while deploying AI at scale in regulated and complex environments.

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OT teams are using Tosi Control to gain clear visibility across assets, manage access more effectively and respond to incidents faster in live production environments. This webinar introduces the Tosi Control platform and shows how it brings OT data into a single, searchable view while replacing manual tracking methods with structured metadata and real time monitoring.

The discussion focuses on how operators and OT leaders centralize asset visibility across sites, simplify access through enterprise SSO and integrate OT data with existing SOC and operational tools. Attendees will hear real world lessons from teams already using the platform, see new capabilities on the roadmap and join a live Q and A with customers and product experts.

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This session focuses on how data exfiltration risk appears inside real AWS environments and how security teams investigate it at the storage layer. AWS and Cloud Storage Security walk through the signals teams rely on when suspicious data movement is detected, including access trails and bulk download activity.

The discussion covers what native AWS guardrails and telemetry can reveal, where visibility gaps remain, and how added context helps investigations move faster. Attendees will see how tying activity to specific actors, objects, and timelines improves confidence during incident response. The session is practical and grounded in real world investigation workflows used in modern cloud environments.

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A forward-looking discussion on how organizations can secure themselves as AI-driven threats reshape the risk landscape in 2026. This webinar brings together insights from Forrester research and Tanium to examine the trends, technologies, and security challenges that security and risk leaders are expected to face in the coming year.

The session focuses on how agentic AI is changing the nature of cyber risk and what organizations must do to prepare. Attendees will hear practical recommendations for building AI-native, quantum-ready, and continuously adaptive defenses, with a strong emphasis on how Autonomous IT can help teams respond faster and stay ahead of emerging threats.

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NHIcon 2026 focuses on the emerging challenges of securing autonomous systems and agentic artificial intelligence. This virtual summit brings together security engineers, platform teams, and developers to explore how software behavior changes as autonomy becomes standard in enterprise infrastructure. Attendees can participate in two specialized tracks: the Builders Track for deep technical dives into agent architectures and the Guardians Track for governance and risk frameworks. The event aims to provide high signal frameworks and real world lessons for professionals navigating the intersection of identity and AI control.

The program features keynotes and panels from industry leaders who are shaping the next generation of digital identity. Participants will gain insights into how agentic AI impacts non-human identity management and access control across cloud and SaaS environments. By connecting builders with defenders, the conference facilitates a collaborative environment to discuss policy design and cross team alignment. This one day experience is designed to arm practitioners with the knowledge necessary to take immediate action against modern security risks in an increasingly automated landscape.

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The Public Sector Summit brings together government teams working to modernize how data and applications support mission critical operations. With agencies facing strict compliance rules and growing cybersecurity demands, the event highlights practical ways to replace outdated systems with secure, scalable, and AI ready architectures. Attendees learn how to move beyond rigid databases and fragmented information flows so they can protect sensitive workloads while improving service delivery for citizens.

Sessions focus on building secure applications, strengthening digital resilience, and preparing government infrastructure for generative AI. The summit explores how modern data platforms reduce risk, support strict security mandates, and help agencies become more agile without compromising confidentiality or compliance. By emphasizing modernization and secure design principles, the event offers valuable insight for cybersecurity professionals responsible for safeguarding public sector systems.

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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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Accurate data visibility is becoming the foundation for successful AI adoption in network and security operations. This webinar examines how incomplete discovery tools and unreliable CMDBs create blind spots that slow innovation and increase operational risk across NetOps and SecOps environments. The discussion highlights why AI driven automation can only deliver real value when it is built on trusted, real time network data.

Experts from EMA and ServiceNow share insights from recent research on why data quality remains the biggest barrier to AI success, even as enterprises recognize its potential. The session explores how establishing a single source of network truth helps unify NOC and SOC teams, reduce blind spots and enable AI to support resilience, agility and more effective security operations.

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AI driven email attacks are changing how phishing, business email compromise, and social engineering bypass traditional defenses. This webinar breaks down how attackers are using automation and machine learning to target inboxes at scale and why legacy email security tools struggle to keep up with these techniques.

The session explains how modern AI based defenses detect and stop these threats by analyzing behavior, intent, and patterns that humans and rules alone can no longer catch. Email security experts will walk through real attack scenarios and show why defending email now requires AI fighting AI. This webinar is designed for security teams looking to stay ahead of evolving email based threats.

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Cybersecurity Law and Compliance 2026 will focus on the growing intersection between regulation, enforcement, and organizational readiness. Hosted in Washington, D.C., the event will bring together legal professionals, regulators, and industry experts to examine the latest developments in cyber governance and liability. Attendees will gain practical guidance on managing compliance programs, mitigating legal exposure, and understanding how enforcement trends are shaping risk strategies for 2026.

The sessions are built around real-world experiences and lessons from recent incidents. Participants will hear first-hand insights from government officials, counsel, and CISOs on where compliance efforts often fall short and how to close those gaps. The in-person format also enables valuable benchmarking across industries. With cyber threats growing in complexity, this event provides an essential forum for aligning legal frameworks with modern security expectations.

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Attackers are shifting their focus from source code to the software components that move through package managers and automated pipelines, creating new risks across the supply chain. This webinar examines why imported dependencies have become a prime target and how gaps between development and deployment are being exploited. Drawing on findings from the INCD report "Breaking the Chain," the session explains where traditional application security falls short and why end to end protection is now essential.

The discussion breaks down the most common supply chain attack techniques, including dependency confusion, typosquatting and newer AI driven abuse. It also explains how organizations can go beyond basic shift left practices by combining pipeline visibility with deeper binary security controls. Attendees will leave with practical guidance on building a more resilient software supply chain and reducing exposure to modern component based attacks.

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Security teams are being asked to support faster data access without losing control as AI adoption accelerates across the business. This webinar focuses on how data democratization can be done securely at scale by shifting from manual gatekeeping to a model built on shared responsibility, accurate data classification and automated enforcement. The discussion reframes data access as a security enabler rather than a blocker.

The session outlines why cross functional collaboration is essential, how high confidence classification becomes the foundation for action and why platform driven automation is the only sustainable approach. It also addresses the people and process challenges that often slow security programs down and shows how to make human effort more efficient and impactful. Attendees will leave with a practical playbook for strengthening data protection while enabling the business to move faster.

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The January edition of e-Crime & Cybersecurity Nordics brings together experts from across the region to explore how Scandinavian organizations are staying ahead of fast-changing cyber threats. It offers insight into how regulation, innovation, and collaboration drive better security outcomes in the Nordics.

Speakers will present real examples of incident management, data protection, and cyber risk governance in diverse industries. The focus remains practical—learning from experience rather than theory—to help attendees strengthen resilience and maintain trust in a connected economy.

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Endpoint and cloud security failures exposed in 2025 showed how misconfigurations, unmanaged assets, and slow remediation continue to leave enterprises vulnerable despite growing security investments. This webinar examines where defenses broke down and how attackers exploited gaps across hybrid environments.

The session outlines what security leaders need to change in 2026, with a focus on continuous visibility, unified control, and risk based action across endpoints and cloud workloads. Attendees will walk away with clear priorities and practical approaches for strengthening endpoint and cloud security at scale, helping organizations move from reactive controls to a more proactive and resilient security posture.

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A streamlined approach to deploying phishing resistant MFA is the focus of this webinar, highlighting how Versasec and Yubico enable faster and more secure user enrollment with pre registered YubiKeys. The session explains how integrating Yubico FIDO pre registration with Versasec lifecycle management simplifies large scale rollouts while strengthening enterprise identity security.

The discussion covers how organizations can reduce onboarding effort, eliminate manual key handling and lower operational costs tied to helpdesk support. Attendees will see how centralized lifecycle management improves audit readiness and compliance while supporting passwordless and Zero Trust initiatives. This webinar is designed for organizations deploying YubiKeys at scale, especially in hybrid and remote environments where secure identity management is critical.

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This session examines the growing security challenges created by decentralized SaaS adoption and shows how IT teams can regain control through better visibility, automation and credential management. The discussion focuses on how distributed applications expand the attack surface, how AI is changing adversary behavior and why traditional governance methods struggle to keep pace.

Attendees will hear practical guidance on achieving the right level of SaaS visibility, managing lateral movement risks driven by AI and deciding when automation can effectively replace manual oversight. The webinar also addresses whether decentralization should be viewed as a problem or a reality that can be managed with the right strategy.

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