Cybersecurity Conferences 2026 - 2027

This session introduces Email Traffic Control, Mailprotector’s latest approach to email security designed for the speed and complexity of modern messaging environments. The webinar explains why static rules and reactive detection fall short and how a zero trust model can replace fragmented tools, risky allowlists and manual intervention.

The discussion focuses on how Email Traffic Control gives MSPs real time visibility and control across the entire email lifecycle, shifting security from detection to active direction. Attendees will see how this approach simplifies operations, reduces noise and strengthens protection for client email environments.

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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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Nation state conflict is increasingly spilling into cyberspace through coordinated hacktivism that masks true intent and amplifies disruption. This webinar examines how governments and mercenary groups are using malicious activist fronts to conduct cyber operations, influence narratives, and complicate attribution during times of geopolitical tension. The discussion focuses on how tactics such as ransomware, data leaks, DDoS attacks, and psychological operations are blended to appear grassroots while serving strategic objectives.

Led by SentinelOne Senior Threat Researcher Jim Walter, the session breaks down real world case studies and threat patterns shaping this activity today. Attendees will gain insight into why attribution has become more difficult, how traditional hacktivist groups fit into the modern threat landscape, and what security teams should consider when modeling long term risk tied to conflict driven cyber activity.

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The London edition of the ERTL-YANG Leader Summit 2026 brings together executives, CISOs, and risk leaders to address cybersecurity at a strategic level. The summit focuses on how leadership decisions shape security maturity, regulatory readiness, and enterprise wide risk management.

Through curated discussions, participants explore challenges related to cyber resilience, AI adoption, data protection, and incident response leadership. The event is designed to help senior leaders align cybersecurity strategy with business objectives while strengthening accountability and collaboration across executive teams.

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CYSAT Asia brings the premier European space cybersecurity summit to Singapore to address the growing security needs of the orbital economy. This event serves as a specialized platform where space industry leaders and cybersecurity experts collaborate to protect critical satellite infrastructure. The program features three parallel stages dedicated to business strategy, technical deep dives, and practical workshops. Attendees can explore advanced security protocols and participate in technical demonstrations that highlight the vulnerabilities and defense mechanisms unique to space based assets.

The conference emphasizes the intersection of space security with other vital sectors like maritime, aviation, and telecommunications. With over three thousand square meters of exhibition space, it provides ample room for networking and professional development among global security practitioners. This inaugural Asian edition builds on the success of international events in Paris and Washington to foster a more resilient regional space ecosystem. By gathering diverse experts, the event aims to standardize security practices and mitigate risks associated with cyber threats to global communications and data systems.

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This event focuses on aligning security operations (SecOps) and governance, risk and compliance (GRC) to transform how organisations manage cyber risk. It aims to shift from reactive security to risk-driven defence, especially for senior leaders in financial services, investments, and insurance sectors. The dinner-style format offers an intimate setting for CISOs, CIOs, and heads of information security to discuss risk quantification, supply chain vulnerability, and how unified MDR/GRC models can improve cyber resilience.

It emphasises practical risk-management methods over pure threat detection, aiming to help organisations prioritise risk by business impact and reduce alert fatigue. The event also highlights how translating technical threats into business-aligned risk insights can improve communication with boards and regulators, making cybersecurity a strategic business asset rather than just an operational concern.

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The ISACA Student Summit 2026 is designed to help students and recent graduates understand how to start a career in cybersecurity and IT. It provides accessible sessions led by experienced industry professionals who offer practical insights on essential skills, foundational concepts, and the realities of entering the field. The short daily schedule keeps the content focused and manageable for students balancing coursework or early career responsibilities, and the virtual format makes participation convenient from anywhere.

The event also encourages students to connect with peers and mentors who share similar goals in cybersecurity and technology. Attendees gain exposure to multiple career pathways, professional expectations, and the broader ISACA community. With its practical guidance, networking value, and approachable design, the summit serves as a useful starting point for young professionals who want to build confidence and move toward opportunities in the cyber and IT workforce.

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Security operations are entering a new phase where autonomous intelligence allows defenders to detect and respond to threats at machine speed. This webinar focuses on how AI driven security operations are changing the balance in favor of security teams, reducing response time while allowing analysts to concentrate on higher value strategic work. The discussion explains why traditional threat intelligence models are no longer sufficient as attack volume and speed continue to increase.

The session brings together insights from Forrester research and Recorded Future to examine how autonomous threat operations can support always on defense. Attendees will gain a clearer view of where the security market is heading, how autonomous intelligence fits into modern operations and what steps security leaders can take to prepare their teams for this shift. The webinar is designed for organizations looking to modernize security operations and stay ahead of rapidly evolving threats.

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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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This customer led webinar focuses on browser security and how PCI DSS v4 pushed organizations to address client side risks. A leading hospitality company shares how changes in compliance requirements highlighted the dangers of third party scripts and exposed new attack surfaces on payment pages.

The session follows the organization’s journey from identifying client side threats to selecting a dedicated protection solution. Attendees will hear why early action was critical, what factors shaped the final strategy and how browser level security became a key part of meeting PCI DSS v4 expectations.

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IntelliC0N 2026 is designed for cybersecurity professionals seeking to enhance their intelligence-driven defense strategies in an evolving threat environment. The conference combines practical learning with real-world applications, allowing attendees to explore how data, artificial intelligence, and modern security frameworks intersect to protect today’s digital ecosystem. Participants can expect dynamic discussions from CISO panels and expert sessions covering generative AI, cloud security, cyber risk management, and regulatory compliance, each aimed at elevating organizational readiness and resilience.

Beyond its technical depth, IntelliC0N 2026 emphasizes connection and collaboration. Attendees will engage with leading CISOs, founders, and innovators who champion a people-first approach to cybersecurity. The agenda includes specialized training on threat intelligence, OSINT, and data sourcing—offering both strategic and hands-on insights that translate directly into actionable defense capabilities. With its balance of executive dialogue and operational learning, IntelliC0N 2026 stands out as a must-attend event for those shaping the future of cybersecurity intelligence.

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ChiBrrCon is a privately funded, not-for-profit, charitable organization established for information security and technology focused individuals. Building on years of hosting in-house conferences to help address tight corporate training budgets, ChiBrrCon was founded by corporate information security leaders and sponsored by their respective organizations in 2020.

The mission and vision of ChiBrrCon are the same as the ones our founders set with their own in-house programs; to provide attendees with high quality training, an opportunity to present to a safe audience, and an opportunity to meet peers with like interests. ChiBrrCon is hosted and taught by information security and technology professionals from the Chicagoland Area with special guest speakers from around the world.

In 2022 we broadened our mission to meet the needs of a broader set of audience members and introduced learner tracks for individuals in the beginning of their security and technology careers, and individuals seeking the next step in their development to become a Chief Information Security Officer. We also broadened our private list of invitees to include organizations seeking to address diversity gaps in our profession.

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Explore how organizations can run AI entirely within their own environment to protect sensitive data and maintain full control. This webinar focuses on executing privacy first AI using locally deployed Small Language Models instead of cloud based Large Language Models, highlighting the security, compliance, and privacy risks that come with third party AI services. The session explains key differences between local and cloud AI approaches, including how generative and discriminative defense models are used in security workflows.

The discussion also looks at how in environment AI reduces external dependencies and prevents data from leaving organizational boundaries. Using Libraesva’s Semantic AI as an example, the webinar shows how advanced threat detection can be achieved without exposing email content or security telemetry to third party platforms, supporting stronger data sovereignty and trust.

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Securing Kubernetes networks without breaking application communication is the focus of this hands-on webinar on microsegmentation and default deny strategies. The session shows how platform and DevOps engineers can move away from flat networks and apply stronger controls that reduce risk, limit lateral movement, and support compliance requirements.

The demo walks through implementing granular microsegmentation at the pod and namespace level using Calico. Attendees will see how staged network policies can be used to preview traffic behavior before enforcement, helping teams lock down clusters without disrupting uptime. The webinar also demonstrates how dynamic service graphs simplify troubleshooting by visualizing network flows and quickly identifying blocked traffic or policy issues.

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The Midwest Legal Conference on Data Privacy & Cybersecurity 2026 provides data privacy and cybersecurity professionals the opportunity to dive into evolving challenges within the legal landscape. Held in Minneapolis on February 5–6 with an online replay scheduled for March 2–3, the conference offers practical guidance, expert insights and new developments in this fast-moving field. Attendees will hear from seasoned faculty about how to identify risks, apply regulatory requirements and compare their own practices with real-world client advice.

This event caters to both experienced practitioners and those seeking to deepen their knowledge in privacy and cyber law. Participants are encouraged to choose breakout sessions that match their interests and responsibilities. By combining structured learning with flexible session tracks and a fun atmosphere, the conference ensures attendees leave equipped with actionable strategies, enhanced awareness and renewed confidence for handling data privacy and cybersecurity matters.

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The Cybersecurity Summit at Integrated Systems Europe 2026 brings focused attention to the growing security risks facing the audio visual and systems integration industry. As AV technology becomes deeply embedded in critical infrastructure, smart buildings, and public services, the summit highlights how cybersecurity has become a business critical concern. Hosted in Barcelona, the summit is part of the world’s leading AV and systems integration event and addresses real world threats impacting connected environments.

Led in collaboration with DNV Cyber, the summit explores cyber resilience, security by design, and risk management strategies tailored to networked AV systems. Industry experts and cybersecurity specialists will examine ransomware, data breaches, and operational disruption risks while sharing practical approaches to safeguarding complex AV ecosystems. The summit provides a valuable platform for professionals seeking to strengthen trust, reliability, and long term security across modern AV infrastructure.

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Reduce exposure to CIPA lawsuits by understanding how wiretap laws intersect with modern data privacy practices and consent management platforms. This webinar focuses on why California Invasion of Privacy Act claims are increasing and how businesses are being targeted under long standing regulations that were never designed for today’s digital environments. The discussion breaks down where risk commonly appears, including timing issues, data collection practices and common sources of complaints.

The session also walks through practical steps organizations can take to lower CIPA risk using a CMP, with Osano shown as a working example. Attendees will see how configuration choices and privacy controls can help demonstrate compliance and strengthen defenses against opportunistic lawsuits. The webinar is relevant for companies using Osano, other consent platforms, or no privacy solution at all who want clearer guidance on reducing legal and privacy risk.

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This webinar outlines AgileBlue’s updated approach to sharing its product roadmap for 2026 and explains why the company is shifting to a single annual roadmap event supported by targeted product webinars throughout the year. The session focuses on how this new format provides a clearer, more strategic view of future direction while aligning updates more closely with actual feature releases.

Attendees will gain insight into how this roadmap structure allows for deeper product discussions when they matter most and more timely communication as new capabilities are introduced. The webinar is designed for customers and stakeholders who want better visibility into AgileBlue’s product plans and how upcoming developments will be rolled out over the coming year.

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See a live comparison of Akeyless Modern PAM and HashiCorp Boundary focused on secure remote access at scale. This webinar shows how a SaaS native approach consolidates privileged access and session management into a single control plane, reducing the operational overhead tied to self managed clusters, workers, and separate credential vaults.

The demo walks through real world workflows to highlight differences in setup effort, maintenance, and scalability. Topics include ephemeral and just in time access, agentless connections to common protocols, SSO integration, and full session visibility with audit logs. The session is designed for teams evaluating modern PAM options who want simpler operations without sacrificing Zero Trust security.

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A behind the scenes look at how SAP and Onapsis responded to zero day CVE 2025 31324, from initial discovery through active exploitation analysis and customer protection. This webinar walks through how security research teams validated the threat, shared intelligence, and coordinated guidance and mitigation efforts under real world pressure.

The session highlights what the exploitation activity revealed about modern SAP threat actors and why close collaboration between vendors and security researchers is critical during zero day events. Attendees will gain practical insight into response timelines, patching coordination, and concrete steps SAP customers should take to reduce risk and strengthen resilience against future vulnerabilities.

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The Midwest Legal Conference on Data Privacy and Cybersecurity brings together legal professionals, compliance leaders, and cybersecurity practitioners who work at the intersection of law, technology, and risk management. The event focuses on helping attendees understand how evolving regulations, emerging threats, and new technologies are reshaping data protection responsibilities. Through expert led discussions, participants gain practical insight into how privacy and cybersecurity issues are being addressed in real legal and business environments.

Designed for both experienced practitioners and those expanding into this area, the conference offers a flexible learning experience that supports different levels of expertise. Attendees are able to explore current challenges, compare best practices, and better understand how legal guidance aligns with cybersecurity strategy. The program emphasizes practical application, making it a valuable forum for professionals who need to stay current and confident in a fast moving cybersecurity and data privacy landscape.

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Global Security Day Melbourne 2026 offers a deep dive into the priorities shaping cybersecurity programs across the ANZ region. The event focuses on modern detection and response strategies, addressing how AI is influencing both attackers and defenders. Security leaders and practitioners will explore how evolving threats are impacting organizations and what practical steps can be taken to improve readiness and operational effectiveness.

Through expert led discussions and real world case studies, attendees will gain insight into current attack patterns, security leadership challenges, and emerging best practices. The event is designed to provide clear, practical direction for CISOs, SOC leaders, and hands on practitioners who are responsible for protecting complex environments. By combining strategic perspective with technical depth, the program helps organizations plan confidently for the security demands of 2026.

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Remote access security risks are increasing in 2026, and new research shows a growing gap between what executives see and what IT teams experience. This webinar presents early findings from RealVNC’s upcoming Remote Access Trends Report, based on a global survey of IT leaders. The discussion focuses on why so called free remote access tools often introduce hidden costs, higher incident rates, and greater exposure across organizations.

The session examines common risk areas such as limited visibility, overreliance on basic RDP controls, and the operational complexity created by too many remote access tools. Speakers break down how these factors contribute to security incidents and why regulated and technology sectors are being affected differently. Attendees will gain a clearer view of remote access threats heading into 2026 and receive early access to the full trends report after the webinar.

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Get an early look at how Imprivata is evolving enterprise access management to strengthen security while reducing operational complexity. This customer only webinar previews the next generation of Imprivata Enterprise Access Management, showing how new capabilities are designed to support secure, efficient access without disrupting end user workflows. The session focuses on how modern access management can adapt to changing risk while moving organizations away from password dependent models.

The discussion highlights Imprivata’s direction around passwordless access, continuous risk assessment and intelligent use of signals and analytics to improve assurance across the access lifecycle. Attendees will see demonstrations of upcoming features and gain a clear understanding of how these innovations help organizations improve identity security, reduce manual effort and maintain a strong security posture as access needs evolve.

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Security teams are under constant pressure to detect and respond to threats hidden inside massive and fast growing data sets. This webinar focuses on how AI and automation can help security teams regain visibility, reduce noise and stay ahead of attackers using Elastic Security. The session shows how AI driven capabilities improve threat detection, speed investigations and help teams maintain control across alerts and data sources.

The discussion highlights how Elastic brings alerts from multiple tools into a single view, transforms raw alerts into clear attack summaries and simplifies response workflows during incidents. Attendees will also see how automation can handle repetitive discovery and documentation tasks, allowing analysts to focus on real threats. This webinar is designed for security teams looking to improve efficiency, accuracy and response speed using AI powered security operations.

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Security teams are navigating a crowded and confusing market as AI driven tools promise to transform security operations, often with claims that outpace reality. This webinar focuses on the real tradeoffs between fully automated SOC approaches and AI that augments existing analysts, addressing concerns around hallucinations, oversight, cost justification and inconsistent results across organizations.

The discussion provides practical guidance on where AI delivers the most value today, including alert triage, investigation support, incident summarization and response recommendations. Attendees will also hear how to set clear guardrails and success metrics to reduce risk while achieving measurable efficiency gains. The session is designed for security leaders who want to adopt AI in the SOC without falling for hype or creating new operational blind spots.

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CactusCon 2026 continues its legacy as Arizona’s largest annual hacker and security conference, uniting professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts who share a deep passion for cybersecurity and information protection. Since its founding in 2012, the event has built a strong reputation for its exceptional blend of education and community. It has become a trusted platform for sharing knowledge across critical domains such as malware analysis, network reconnaissance, cloud security, and social engineering.

This conference stands out for its combination of technical depth and collaborative spirit. Attendees gain access to a range of workshops, breakout sessions, and presentations led by respected figures in the cybersecurity field. CactusCon’s atmosphere fosters open dialogue and learning, creating an environment where both seasoned experts and new professionals can connect and exchange insights. Over the years, it has solidified its role as a cornerstone of the InfoSec calendar, driving innovation and community engagement across Arizona and beyond.

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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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AI and automation are redefining how security operations centers operate as organizations prepare for 2026. This webinar focuses on the real trends shaping SOC strategies, cutting through vendor hype to examine how attackers are using AI and how defenders must adapt. The discussion looks at the growing role of autonomous agents, the increasing accessibility of advanced attacks, and the pressure these shifts place on modern security teams.

The session also addresses how data sovereignty is influencing SOC tooling and AI workflows, especially for global organizations. Attendees will gain practical guidance on which capabilities matter most, how to evaluate AI claims from vendors, and what questions security leaders should be asking as they plan for the future.

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CruiseCon 2026 offers a distinctive experience that blends professional cybersecurity education with an immersive networking environment aboard a cruise. Designed to give cybersecurity professionals the same level of insight and executive training often reserved for Fortune 200 security leaders, the event focuses on both career development and personal growth. Its carefully curated agenda covers timely security challenges, leadership insights, and strategic perspectives that help professionals strengthen their impact in the cybersecurity field. The event’s all-inclusive model ensures that participants can focus entirely on learning and networking without worrying about logistical details.

Beyond the formal sessions, CruiseCon 2026 stands out for its unique social environment, allowing attendees to build relationships that extend beyond the conference itself. The program features presentations from leading experts, panel discussions, and informal networking activities across the cruise itinerary. This innovative approach turns the traditional cybersecurity conference into a memorable professional retreat, fostering collaboration, thought leadership, and long-term industry connections among participants.

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