Cybersecurity Conferences 2026 - 2027

Identity security is being reshaped by AI driven workloads, automation, and cloud native environments where machine identities now far exceed human users. This webinar focuses on how traditional privileged access and identity models fall short in an era of autonomous agents, service accounts, and nonstop machine activity. The discussion centers on why identity has become the core security control plane and where existing approaches create risk.

Executives from Delinea explain how identity security must evolve through real time authorization, reduced reliance on persistent credentials, and stronger visibility across dynamic environments. The session also examines how combining privileged access management with just in time, runtime authorization changes how organizations secure cloud, DevOps, and AI powered workloads. Attendees will gain practical insight into modernizing identity security without disrupting existing investments or slowing the business.

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The TEEX Cyber Readiness Summit 2026 is a three day cybersecurity conference focused on equipping professionals, business leaders, and public sector teams with practical strategies and tools to build resilience against evolving cyber threats. Held at the Hilton College Station & Conference Center in Texas, the summit explores all pillars of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, offering real world insights into identifying, protecting, detecting, responding, and recovering from cyber incidents. The program is designed to empower attendees responsible for securing networks, critical infrastructure, and community systems with actionable solutions they can apply immediately.

Attendees can expect keynote talks, expert led sessions, and collaborative discussions that address current and emerging cyber risks. This summit serves as a valuable opportunity to learn from experienced practitioners and connect with peers who share a commitment to strengthening cyber readiness. The physical in person format encourages networking and long term professional connections while supporting practical learning across sectors.

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Internal IT teams are facing major changes as automation, security expectations, device management, and AI continue to accelerate. This webinar focuses on the key trends expected to shape IT operations in 2026 and explains how those shifts will impact planning, delivery, and day to day support.

The session outlines what is changing across modern IT environments, why these trends matter, and how teams can prepare without disrupting current operations. Attendees will gain practical guidance on prioritizing investments, improving efficiency, strengthening security readiness, and supporting better user experiences while building an IT organization prepared for the years ahead.

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ERTL-YANG Leader Summit 2026 in Manchester offers a leadership focused perspective on today’s cybersecurity challenges. The summit examines how boards and executives can better understand cyber risk and translate security priorities into actionable strategies across the organization.

Attendees participate in high level discussions covering cyber governance, data protection, and the evolving role of security leadership in complex digital ecosystems. The event supports informed decision making by connecting cybersecurity considerations with business resilience, regulatory expectations, and long term organizational trust.

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A deep dive into the MongoBleed vulnerability shows how unauthenticated attackers can extract sensitive MongoDB memory without logging in, even when authentication and TLS are enabled. The session explains why this issue is especially risky, how long it has existed across MongoDB versions, and why many organizations struggle to confirm where MongoDB is actually running in their environments.

The discussion moves into practical detection, demonstrating how network metadata can reveal exposed MongoDB services on standard and non standard ports, including encrypted traffic. Attendees will see how indicators such as session behavior, byte patterns, and TLS fingerprinting support threat hunting. The webinar concludes with a live demo of an open source MongoBleed testing tool, showing how defenders can safely validate exposure and interpret results in authorized environments.

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Security teams face growing blind spots as external attack surfaces expand across cloud and internet facing infrastructure. This webinar presents a technical walkthrough of how Siemens Healthineers operationalizes Continuous Threat Exposure Management at scale to gain clearer visibility and reduce real world risk. The discussion focuses on applying the CTEM framework to uncover unmanaged assets, connect external exposure signals with internal context and focus efforts where business impact is highest.

The session covers how CTEM is implemented across multiple business units, how assets are discovered and validated to reduce noise and how remediation is prioritized using exploitability and risk context. Attendees will also see how automation supports reporting and remediation workflows, helping teams improve accountability and move from visibility to action.

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The Workday Federal Forum is not purely a cybersecurity event, however it highlights how secure digital foundations support the modernization of federal human capital systems. Many of the sessions connect directly to security challenges that agencies face when adopting AI enabled tools, modern cloud platforms, and data driven workforce strategies. Zero Trust, secure SaaS environments, and protected HR workflows are recurring elements throughout the agenda, showing how cybersecurity underpins modernization efforts across the federal government.

The forum also explores how secure technology enables agencies to build mission ready workforces. Presenters discuss trusted AI, resilience in federal operations, and the importance of safeguarding sensitive workforce data as agencies shift from legacy systems to modern cloud architectures. These conversations show how cybersecurity influences hiring, employee experience, and organizational readiness, making the event valuable for professionals who want to understand the intersection of federal workforce transformation and secured digital infrastructure.

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See how Panther uses AI driven detection to improve visibility, speed investigations, and reduce alert noise across modern environments. This live founder demo shows how security teams can ingest cloud, SaaS, and endpoint logs quickly, turn them into detection ready data, and investigate threats faster using detection as code.

The session walks through building Python based detection rules with live testing, using AI to triage and enrich alerts in real time, and searching large volumes of historical logs without limits. Attendees will get a clear view of how Panther supports faster detection tuning, streamlined investigations, and more effective security operations in just 30 minutes.

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This session focuses on governing AI at scale by combining integration, security, and compliance into a single operational framework. It shows how enterprises can control AI usage by centralizing models, data, and connectors while preventing AI sprawl across cloud and on premises environments. The discussion explains how Amplify Fusion and the Amplify AI Gateway support secure and compliant AI enablement as organizations move from experimentation to production.

The webinar covers practical approaches for managing sensitive data across AI and machine learning workloads and for enforcing consistent governance across pipelines. It also looks at how semantic routing, prompt policies, token security, and cost controls help teams operate AI safely and reliably at scale. Attendees will gain clear insight into building an integration strategy that supports secure, compliant, and production ready AI initiatives.

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Rising costs, manual processes, and growing certificate volumes are putting increasing strain on Public Key Infrastructure programs. This webinar examines new global research from the Ponemon Institute that highlights why legacy PKI has become a major operational and security challenge, including heavy reliance on ad hoc tools and limited visibility that lead to outages and higher risk. The discussion connects these findings to real world pressures security teams are facing today.

CyberArk and Ponemon experts walk through the research results and translate them into practical guidance for 2026 planning. Attendees will hear how leading organizations reduce manual effort, improve governance, and prepare for rapid certificate growth and cryptographic change. The session provides a clear framework for modernizing PKI to lower costs, strengthen consistency, and build a more resilient security foundation.

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As AI becomes embedded in everyday business operations, new security risks emerge that traditional controls were not designed to handle. This webinar introduces how organizations can secure AI assistants, agents, and cloud based AI services while protecting data, maintaining trust, and meeting compliance requirements.

Darktrace presents new innovations focused on securing AI, including gaining visibility into AI usage, enforcing guardrails, and defending against prompt based attacks and unauthorized AI tools. The session explains how organizations can safely adopt AI without increasing hidden risk or slowing responsible innovation.

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Turning vulnerability data into action is one of the biggest challenges security teams face today. This webinar focuses on how organizations can operationalize exposure management by moving beyond discovery and closing the gap between finding vulnerabilities and fixing the ones that matter most. Using Tenable One, the session shows how teams can prioritize real business risk instead of reacting to endless alerts.

The discussion covers practical ways to streamline workflows between security and IT, automate ticketing and response processes, and speed up remediation to reduce attacker opportunities. Attendees will see how exposure management can be integrated into everyday operations to improve efficiency and outcomes. This session is designed for security leaders, risk managers and practitioners looking to strengthen remediation efforts and get more value from their exposure management programs.

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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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Public Sector Cyber Security Scotland 2026 is a premier event focused on strengthening cyber resilience across Scotland’s public sector. Returning to Edinburgh on 3 February, it gathers experts, policymakers, and industry leaders to explore innovative approaches for protecting vital services and citizens’ data. Attendees can expect keynote speeches, interactive masterclasses, and panel discussions designed to address the evolving landscape of cyber threats. The conference emphasizes practical strategies to embed cybersecurity into digital infrastructure and enhance incident response readiness, while fostering collaboration between public sector organizations.

The event also provides ample networking opportunities, allowing participants to connect with peers and share experiences from across the region. By focusing on emerging technologies such as AI-driven threat intelligence, the conference offers actionable insights for public sector professionals aiming to stay ahead of cyber risks. With its hands-on sessions and expert guidance, Public Sector Cyber Security Scotland 2026 serves as a critical platform for knowledge sharing and skill development for cybersecurity leaders in government.

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Kubernetes networking becomes harder to manage as environments grow across cloud and on premises infrastructure, especially when multiple tools and control planes are stitched together. This webinar focuses on how an integrated Kubernetes networking model reduces complexity, improves security visibility and lowers operational risk for platform teams running at scale.

The session explains how consolidating connectivity, security and observability into a single approach enables consistent behavior across environments and simplifies policy enforcement for ingress, east west and egress traffic. Real world scenarios show why fragmented networking breaks down over time and how teams move to an integrated model that streamlines operations, reduces tooling sprawl and helps Kubernetes scale without slowing the business.

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This event focuses on how organizations can use AI to strengthen cyber defense as threats become faster, more automated, and more costly. CrowdStrike and CSIS will share insights into how attackers are leveraging AI to scale their operations and how modern security teams can respond with smarter, more efficient defenses. The discussion highlights current threat trends and the role AI plays on both sides of the security landscape.

Attendees will hear real world perspectives from organizations that have already advanced their cybersecurity approach and learn what matters most when selecting and building modern security solutions. The program includes expert presentations and customer experiences aimed at decision makers and specialists responsible for cybersecurity strategy, technology, and investment.

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The IEEE International Conference on Consumer Electronics (ICCE) 2026 gathers global professionals from academia, government, and industry to explore advances in consumer technology. With a focus on the theme "eXtendable Intelligence – Sustainability Embodied in AI Everywhere," the event emphasizes innovation, sustainability, and practical applications of AI in daily life. Attendees will gain insights into emerging research, market trends, and technology design through lectures, forums, and tutorials.

Held in Dubai, ICCE 2026 continues IEEE's tradition of fostering collaboration among thought leaders and innovators. The conference will feature diverse sessions, from technical presentations to interactive discussions, offering opportunities to exchange ideas and form partnerships. Participants can expect a mix of forward-looking topics, from sustainable electronics to the expanding role of AI in consumer systems. For anyone involved in consumer technology development, ICCE 2026 provides a meaningful platform to learn, share, and connect.

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See how Action1 extends Microsoft Intune by closing common security and patching gaps across endpoints and servers. The session focuses on improving real time visibility, automating third party patching, and enabling faster remediation without adding operational complexity. It highlights where Intune falls short and how Action1 complements it to reduce risk and improve compliance.

The webinar covers instant insight into patch status and software inventory, automated patching for third party applications, remote remediation without VPN access, and secure patching for Windows Servers. An interactive Q and A allows attendees to explore practical use cases and clarify how these capabilities strengthen endpoint security and compliance.

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The 14th International Conference on Green and Human Information Technology (ICGHIT) 2026 will bring together researchers, engineers, and professionals who are shaping the future of sustainable and human-centered computing. With this year’s theme, “Vertical AI,” the conference explores how artificial intelligence is being integrated into specialized domains, influencing daily life and reshaping industries. The sessions encourage open dialogue on both the challenges and opportunities presented by AI-driven transformation.

Participants can expect a well-rounded program of plenary and technical sessions, tutorials, and workshops. These cover the full spectrum of theoretical insights and practical applications in green computing and human-centric systems. The event’s setting in Jeju offers a focused environment for collaboration, innovation, and academic exchange. ICGHIT continues to serve as a space where experts from multiple disciplines share ideas, test new concepts, and discuss how technology can better align with human and environmental goals.

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Global Security Day Sydney 2026 brings together cybersecurity leaders, practitioners, and industry experts for a focused day of strategy and practical learning. Designed for organizations operating in an increasingly complex threat environment, the event highlights modern detection and response approaches, with particular attention on the growing impact of AI enabled threats. Attendees will gain real world insight into how security teams are adapting their programs to stay effective as attack techniques and business risks continue to evolve.

The program emphasizes actionable guidance rather than theory. Sessions explore lessons learned from real security incidents, regional threat trends across ANZ, and how organizations can align their security operations with future needs. With contributions from experienced practitioners and vendor experts, the event supports CISOs, SOC leaders, and technical teams looking to strengthen resilience, improve response capabilities, and make informed decisions for the year ahead.

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IT-Defense 2026 is set to return as one of Europe’s most respected gatherings for cybersecurity professionals. Known for its independence and high-caliber content, the event distinguishes itself by focusing solely on technical excellence and real-world insights rather than sponsored promotions. The program brings together thought leaders and experts from across the globe to share their perspectives on emerging threats, innovative defenses, and strategic security management. Each session is designed to engage both technically inclined participants and decision-makers responsible for safeguarding digital infrastructure.

Beyond the lectures, IT-Defense 2026 cultivates an environment where professionals can build meaningful connections. Attendees can expect lively evening events that encourage informal discussions and knowledge exchange in a relaxed atmosphere. From ethical hackers to IT security managers and auditors, participants value this event for its authentic content and collaborative spirit. Over the years, IT-Defense has become a highlight of the cybersecurity calendar in Germany, attracting influential voices and delivering a rich mix of inspiration, expertise, and practical insight.

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The Bridge 2026 Privacy Innovation Summit brings together privacy professionals who want to understand how organizations are adapting to rapid changes in regulation and technology. The event focuses on the relationship between privacy requirements and real world implementation, which is increasingly important as companies handle sensitive data across global environments. Discussions highlight how privacy programs are evolving to address new expectations in governance, risk, and compliance, along with the secure handling of personal information.

The summit also examines how generative AI and similar technologies are influencing data protection practices. These sessions are relevant for cybersecurity professionals because they address issues such as secure data processing, responsible AI use, and maintaining trust in digital systems. By exploring innovation in both policy and practice, the event supports stronger alignment between privacy operations and cybersecurity strategies, helping organizations create safer and more transparent environments for users and stakeholders.

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A live demo focused on AI powered security awareness training and phishing simulations designed to reduce human risk with minimal administrative effort. The session shows how phishing and social engineering threats can be addressed through personalized, adaptive training using agentic AI within KnowBe4’s human risk management platform.

The demo walks through real world capabilities such as deepfake based training content, AI generated phishing simulations, automated assignment of training for high risk users and actionable risk metrics. Attendees will see how these features work together to improve security awareness, strengthen defenses against social engineering attacks and save time for security teams managing user focused risk.

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Security leaders are rethinking whether to build an in-house SOC, rely on MDR, or bring detection and response back in-house as AI changes the cost and operating model. This webinar examines how AI driven SOC platforms are reshaping traditional decision frameworks and when MDR repatriation becomes a practical option rather than a risk.

The session walks through real decision triggers, transition playbooks, and the tradeoffs organizations face at different stages of growth. Attendees will gain a clear view of how AI impacts staffing, tooling, and response capabilities, helping them decide which model makes sense for startups, mid market teams, and large enterprises navigating modern SOC strategy.

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siberX: CISO Forum Canada 2026 is a premier executive-level gathering that unites senior cybersecurity leaders from across the country. Designed specifically for CISOs and other top security executives, the forum provides a focused environment to discuss strategic approaches to cybersecurity risk management, innovation, and governance. Participants will engage with peers, share insights, and explore emerging trends that shape the landscape of corporate security and digital resilience. The event emphasizes practical solutions, strategic foresight, and peer-to-peer collaboration, helping leaders navigate increasingly complex security challenges.

This forum stands out as an exclusive platform where cybersecurity decision-makers can influence the future of security in Canada. The program includes interactive roundtables, panel discussions, and networking opportunities that foster knowledge exchange among top executives. Attendees gain access to insights from leading experts and are encouraged to apply innovative strategies in their organizations. By connecting senior leaders and promoting high-level dialogue, CISO Forum Canada strengthens the nation’s cybersecurity ecosystem while highlighting best practices for risk mitigation and secure digital transformation.

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Public Sector Cyber Security West 2026 is a focused half-day event designed to provide Scottish public sector professionals with practical strategies to strengthen cybersecurity across their organizations. Scheduled for 4 February in Glasgow, it targets CIOs, CISOs, and IT leaders who oversee digital infrastructure and information security. The program includes keynote speeches, interactive masterclasses, and expert panels that emphasize real-world solutions for emerging cyber threats. Participants will gain insights into governance, risk management, and implementing resilient cyber strategies tailored to the public sector.

This second-year edition continues Holyrood Connect’s commitment to delivering actionable guidance for public sector organizations. Beyond the structured sessions, attendees will have opportunities for networking and collaboration, fostering a community of practice that encourages knowledge sharing across regions and agencies. The event offers a concise yet intensive learning experience, enabling professionals to return to their organizations with practical approaches to enhancing security and safeguarding citizen data.

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An extraordinary conference on IT security with top-class speakers from all over the world will be held for the 23nd time.

IT-Defense is different: It is not a conference with sponsors and promotion lectures but a series of interesting presentations focusing on relevant issues. At the same time, there are inspiring evening events for exchanging ideas with speakers and other participants.

The IT-Defense program is always a combination of technical lectures, strategic presentations and entertaining speakers on IT security.

IT-Defense 2026 will again be THE meeting in the IT security industry where highly respected, influential and knowledgeable professionals discuss and report on current topics.

Who should attend? Network administrators, developers, administrators, DP managers, IT security officers, auditors and hackers who want to exchange ideas and make contact with the greats of the industry.

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Security teams facing PCI DSS audit failures around eSkimming controls will get clear guidance on how to close gaps quickly and build a defensible program. This webinar focuses on establishing effective eSkimming protections for payment pages, with practical steps that address what auditors look for, including script visibility, approval, monitoring, detection, and evidence generation.

The session outlines a realistic approach to standing up an operational eSkimming security program in days, not months. It covers how to inventory and authorize scripts, detect unauthorized changes, respond to alerts, and produce audit ready reporting without heavy manual effort. Attendees will also learn how to structure ownership and processes so controls remain effective after the audit, helping organizations move from remediation to long term compliance confidence.

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TechEx Global 2026 unfolds at Olympia in London over two days, bringing together senior enterprise IT professionals across eight co‑located streams including Cyber Security & Cloud, AI & Big Data, IoT, Edge Computing and Digital Transformation. Participants join a vibrant forum where actionable insights in threat intelligence, risk management, zero‑trust frameworks and AI‑enhanced defense are delivered via keynote addresses, case studies and peer discussions. The Cyber Security Expo sits at the heart of the program providing specialized guidance on emergent adversary tactics and defense architectures geared toward EU and global audiences.

The gathering offers wide exposure to technology innovations and vendor solutions through exhibitor booths and live product showcases. Attendees benefit from structured networking, expert-led sessions and real‑time demonstrations that aim to influence enterprise technology strategies. By exploring hybrid cloud resiliency, automation and security at scale, TechEx Global empowers attendees to enhance their cybersecurity posture and drive digital transformation forward in a practical, community‑driven environment.

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AI Asia 2026 marks its debut as a regional hub for advancing artificial intelligence in business and technology. The event highlights real-world applications in AI infrastructure, cloud platforms, and data systems that enable smarter, faster enterprise decisions. Attendees will explore how AI reshapes industries, from manufacturing and finance to healthcare and logistics, while balancing innovation with responsible governance.

This event positions itself as more than a technology showcase. It brings together policy makers, enterprise leaders, and solution providers in one place to discuss the frameworks shaping tomorrow’s intelligent economy. As cybersecurity becomes increasingly intertwined with AI, the sessions aim to show how secure data pipelines and transparent algorithms can support resilient enterprise growth. AI Asia 2026 sets the stage for the next phase of digital transformation in the region.

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