Cybersecurity Conferences 2026 - 2027

FAST 2026 brings together researchers and practitioners working on modern file systems and storage technologies, with cybersecurity playing an increasingly important role across the program. As storage platforms have become primary targets for ransomware, data tampering, and large scale breaches, the conference highlights research that directly supports secure, resilient, and trustworthy data systems. Topics such as encrypted storage, secure erasure, auditing, provenance, and privacy preserving designs are tightly aligned with real world cybersecurity challenges.

The conference emphasizes how storage systems act as both attack surfaces and critical recovery layers during cyber incidents. Research presented at FAST 2026 explores techniques for detecting malicious behavior at the storage layer, defending against ransomware through immutable data structures, and enabling reliable recovery through secure snapshots and data lineage. This makes FAST 2026 highly relevant for security engineers, infrastructure leaders, and researchers focused on protecting data at scale.

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Get a hands on look at how Huntress helps security teams respond to real world threats through a live AMA and product demo. This interactive session invites participants to bring their toughest security challenges, practical scenarios, and questions directly to the Huntress team for open discussion.

The webinar walks through the platform in real time, showing how it supports detection, response, and day to day security operations as threats continue to evolve. Attendees will gain practical insight into how common security pain points are handled and see how the platform adapts to unpredictable attacker behavior in modern environments.

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The OWASP 25th Anniversary Virtual Conference is a global celebration of the open source community that has shaped modern application security. This free online event brings together security practitioners, developers, and leaders from around the world to reflect on OWASP’s long standing mission of improving software security through education, collaboration, and transparency. The agenda features expert talks, chapter highlights, and keynote insights focused on real world cybersecurity challenges and lessons learned over the years.

Designed for both longtime contributors and newcomers, the conference emphasizes community impact and practical knowledge sharing. Attendees gain exposure to current application security trends, governance issues, and defensive strategies that remain critical across industries. With participation from senior cybersecurity leaders, including the global head of cyber security at a major financial institution, the event reinforces OWASP’s role as a trusted voice in the cybersecurity ecosystem.

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Balancing security and productivity becomes possible when least privilege is enforced through identity-first controls that limit access without disrupting daily work. This session focuses on removing unnecessary local admin rights while allowing trusted applications to run with appropriate elevation. It shows how policy driven controls, application containment and adaptive, phishing resistant MFA help ensure users receive only the access required for specific tasks, with full visibility and auditability.

The discussion also covers just in time administrative access for time boxed tasks, complete audit trails and how these controls integrate with existing EDR and XDR tools to reduce overall attack surface. Live demonstrations highlight common workflows across HR, development and IT teams, offering practical guidance for improving endpoint security, meeting audit requirements and advancing a Zero Trust strategy without slowing business operations.

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Analysis of more than 900 million attacks uncovers how cyber risk shifted across 2025 as organizations move into 2026. This webinar presents findings from Forescout Research Vedere Labs, highlighting changes in attacker behavior, the vulnerabilities being exploited most often, and new threat vectors affecting modern environments.

The session draws on data from IT, OT, and IoT honeypots, malware analysis, and intelligence tracking hundreds of threat actors. Attendees will gain insight into why cloud and trusted infrastructure are increasingly abused, how attacks are spreading globally, and which services and protocols adversaries are prioritizing across both IT and operational technology environments.

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The 8th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Information and Communication (ICAIIC 2026) will explore the latest advances in AI and its applications across information and communication technologies. While the event covers a broad spectrum of AI topics, it includes sessions specifically on security and privacy in blockchain, highlighting emerging methods to protect digital systems and data. Participants will gain insights into AI-driven approaches for safeguarding networked environments, ensuring privacy in distributed systems, and applying intelligent methods to enhance cybersecurity in modern ICT infrastructure.

ICAIIC 2026 offers researchers, industry professionals, and practitioners a platform to share original work, early-stage research, and position papers. Presented papers will be included in the ICAIIC Conference Proceedings with indexing in IEEE Xplore, Scopus, and EI Compendex. Attendees can expect deep discussions on AI applications for security within broader ICT contexts, providing practical takeaways for cybersecurity integration in emerging technologies.

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Mobile finance security often fails when rigid controls hurt user experience and still leave real risk unaddressed. This webinar focuses on why one size fits all enforcement creates a cycle of blocked users, relaxed policies, and growing exposure, and how financial services teams are moving toward risk based mobile app security instead. The discussion centers on using real signals and data to distinguish between different threat types and respond proportionally.

The session covers how teams can analyze large datasets to identify suspicious patterns, automate appropriate actions, and protect applications without punishing legitimate users. It also looks at practical defenses such as obfuscation, runtime protection, device binding, attestation, and ongoing threat monitoring. The webinar concludes with guidance on shifting from reactive incident handling to continuous visibility and adaptive enforcement as mobile threats continue to evolve.

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Organizations planning the transition away from SAP Identity Management will get a practical look at how to migrate to One Identity Manager using ASCONSIT FastLane. The webinar focuses on preparing for SAP IDM’s end of use by showing how identity data, workflows, and access controls can be moved efficiently while maintaining security from day one.

The session highlights proven migration workflows, ways to reduce business disruption, and how to maintain continuity of identity operations throughout the process. Attendees will gain insight into securing access to critical data immediately after migration and ensuring the identity environment remains stable, compliant, and ready for long term use.

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Kernel level security strategies take center stage as this session examines how to defend against weaponized AI attacks. Following multiple zero day incidents that impacted major security vendors, Ivanti accelerated its Secure by Design approach to strengthen protections at the core of its products. The discussion focuses on why securing systems from the kernel outward is critical in a threat landscape shaped by adaptive, AI driven attacks.

Speakers share practical guidance on how AI is changing attacker tactics and why traditional defenses are no longer enough. The webinar outlines how kernel level controls improve resilience, how Secure by Design principles should influence vendor evaluation and what concrete steps organizations can take to harden their environments against AI powered exploits.

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Shared identity infrastructure can turn a single breach into a widespread outage that affects every customer at once. This webinar examines the security risks of traditional multi tenant identity models and why identity has become a critical single point of failure for modern enterprises.

The discussion dives into resilience first identity architecture, comparing shared and isolated deployments from both a security and operational perspective. Attendees will gain insight into how isolated identity infrastructure reduces blast radius, supports compliance, and avoids hidden costs tied to legacy providers. Real world examples show how organizations are deploying identity across cloud, private, and air gapped environments without sacrificing control or portability.

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The Cloud Security USA Conference series is an Elite In Person Annual Conference Gathering of senior IT professionals, cloud security experts & decision makers from top tier Companies in Pharma, Retail, Education, Automobile, Manufacturing, Mining & Energy sector, Banking, Telecom, Food & Beverages, Financial services, Healthcare & Government Administration.

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Compliance programs are becoming more complex as new regulations, rising customer expectations and efficiency demands reshape the landscape. This session explores key findings from A LIGN’s 2026 Compliance Benchmark Report, built on insights from more than 1,000 compliance professionals, and highlights how organizations are adapting to evolving audit and regulatory pressures.

The discussion examines audit quality, barriers to harmonizing multiple frameworks, shifts in federal compliance requirements and the growing role of technology and AI in risk management. Attendees will gain perspective on how peers are modernizing their compliance strategies, reducing friction in audit cycles and strengthening oversight in an increasingly regulated environment.

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Gain insight into the latest ThousandEyes innovations announced at Cisco Live Amsterdam and see how new capabilities enhance visibility across complex network and cloud environments. The session walks through updates designed to improve analytics, speed up issue resolution, and provide clearer operational intelligence for distributed infrastructure.

The discussion highlights how these enhancements support IT operations, networking, and cloud teams in managing performance across modern digital ecosystems. Attendees will get a focused overview of what is new, how the features work in practice, and how they can be applied to improve reliability and user experience across enterprise networks.

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Cloud Security USA Conference 2026 is an in person cybersecurity event focused on securing modern cloud driven environments across large and complex organizations. The conference brings together senior IT leaders, cloud security experts, and decision makers to address challenges around cloud data security, identity and access management, DevOps security, application security, and emerging AI driven threats. It is designed for organizations operating in multi cloud and hybrid environments.

The event attracts professionals from industries such as healthcare, financial services, manufacturing, energy, telecom, and government administration. Sessions emphasize practical strategies for cloud transformation, infrastructure protection, and governance at scale. With strong participation from enterprise leaders and technology providers, the conference serves as a platform for sharing real world insights, strengthening cloud security posture, and aligning security initiatives with business objectives.

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The Cloud USA Conference is a premier in-person event that brings together top-tier IT professionals, cloud experts, and decision-makers from various industries. Attendees represent key sectors, including education, automotive, manufacturing, mining, energy, banking, telecom, retail, food and beverage, financial services, healthcare, and government administration.

This elite gathering provides a platform for industry leaders to explore the latest advancements in cloud computing, cybersecurity, and digital transformation. Participants engage in insightful discussions, keynote presentations, and interactive sessions that address real-world challenges and opportunities in cloud adoption. The conference fosters networking among executives, IT strategists, and solution providers, facilitating collaboration and innovation.

By attending Cloud USA, organizations gain valuable insights into optimizing cloud infrastructure, enhancing security measures, and leveraging emerging technologies to drive business growth. The event is designed to equip decision-makers with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the evolving digital landscape while ensuring compliance, scalability, and operational efficiency.

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Third party applications remain one of the biggest sources of security exposure, especially across remote and hybrid environments where consistent patching is difficult to maintain. This session focuses on practical methods modern IT teams can use to reduce risk, improve visibility and manage third party updates more effectively without increasing operational burden.

Action1 experts will outline how to identify vulnerable applications, prioritize patches based on real world exposure and automate updates to ensure consistent coverage across endpoints. The webinar also covers strategies for closing patching gaps, deploying updates and managing custom applications with predictable outcomes. A live demo and Q and A session will give attendees a closer look at how these approaches work in practice.

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Futurescot's Cyber Security Conference 2026 serves as a major gathering point for Scotland’s public sector security leaders. The program highlights the growing pressure placed on national agencies and public institutions as attacks become more frequent and more sophisticated. Delegates can expect a strong focus on national coordination efforts, including the introduction of Scotland’s new Cyber Observatory. The event attracts senior figures from law enforcement, digital government, health services, education networks, and critical infrastructure, creating an environment where complex security issues can be discussed with clarity and shared purpose.

The agenda also explores how AI and automation are influencing both offensive and defensive security practices. Sessions take a practical direction, guiding attendees through real cases of ransomware, phishing, social engineering, and insider risk. The goal is to provide clear strategies that organizations can use to strengthen their cyber resilience and reduce exposure to disruptive attacks.

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A yearly idea exchange, not for the faint hearted. COSAC is a face to face meet up where cybersecurity leaders present unique thought, and presenters are challenged with rigorous debate.

At COSAC all the nonsense is left behind; there are no vendor gauntlets, no sales pitches masquerading as information, and no egos.

It’s just smart people, inspiring speakers and a ton of passion. The kind of event you’ve always wanted, but didn’t know existed.

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Phishing resistant MFA, passwordless authentication and AI driven identity protection take center stage in this live product demonstration of Duo’s security first IAM platform. The session walks through how modern identity attacks such as AI powered phishing and session hijacking bypass traditional MFA, and shows how stronger controls can reduce identity based breach risk.

Attendees will see real time configuration of MFA, device trust policies and passwordless access, along with integration into existing identity providers such as Active Directory, Okta and Entra. The demo also highlights adaptive risk based policies and the Duo AI Assistant for administrative efficiency. A live Q and A follows the walkthrough, giving IT and security teams practical insight into deploying and managing Duo in real environments.

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The Cybersecurity Summit: Implications of AI 2026 will bring leaders from across finance, government, and technology together for a practical look at how artificial intelligence is reshaping security. The sessions will focus on governance, trust, and risk, giving attendees clear direction for adapting to rapid developments in AI-driven threats and compliance requirements. Each discussion is designed to offer insight that connects strategy with real-world implementation.

ISMG’s events are known for their grounded conversations rather than abstract theory. This summit continues that tradition, with experienced professionals sharing lessons learned from the front lines of cybersecurity. Attendees can expect to leave with a better understanding of how AI impacts their defensive posture, operational priorities, and organizational resilience in the years ahead.

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Threat intelligence becomes far more effective when context and behavior are analyzed together rather than in isolation. This webinar focuses on how static, enrichment, and dynamic analysis each play a role in improving detection accuracy and response speed, and why relying on only one approach often leaves gaps in visibility.

The session explains when to use signatures and indicators for fast triage, how enrichment adds critical context to reduce noise and prioritize risk, and how behavior driven analysis exposes real world attacker activity that static methods miss. Attendees will gain practical guidance on combining these techniques in SOC, threat hunting, and incident response workflows to produce higher quality intelligence and better security outcomes.

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This event brings together members of Scotland’s cybersecurity community to explore how resilience and preparedness can be strengthened through collaboration. Hosted in Glasgow alongside Cyber Scotland Week, the session highlights the role of partnerships between industry, academia, and government in addressing evolving cyber threats. It provides a space for shared learning within a strong regional security ecosystem.

Discussions focus on preparing for future challenges, improving coordination, and learning from real-world experiences. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with peers, exchange ideas, and explore how collective effort can improve national and organizational resilience. The event is designed for professionals who want to engage with Scotland’s cybersecurity community and contribute to practical, forward-looking security conversations.

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OpenText Summit Sydney 2026 brings together business and technology leaders to explore how AI powered digital knowledge workers are reshaping the modern enterprise. The event focuses on agentic AI, intelligent automation, and secure information management, showing how organizations can reduce repetitive work while empowering people to focus on strategy, creativity, and innovation. Cybersecurity and compliance play a central role, with discussions on sovereign cloud models that keep data local while supporting global scale.

Through keynote sessions, real world case studies, and live demonstrations, attendees gain practical insight into building responsible AI systems that are secure, scalable, and trusted. The summit highlights how content management, cybersecurity, analytics, and DevOps come together through a unified information layer, helping organizations turn data into confident decisions and long term competitive advantage.

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Regulatory scrutiny around privacy rights requests is intensifying as volumes grow and requirements become more complex across jurisdictions. This session examines what regulators expect when organizations receive requests to access, delete or manage personal data, especially when that data sits in siloed or unstructured systems. The discussion focuses on how companies can meet legal obligations while navigating fragmented global privacy laws.

Privacy experts share practical approaches to managing the full lifecycle of a request, from intake and identity verification to fulfillment and reporting. The webinar highlights enforcement trends, common operational challenges and proven methods to reduce manual effort while maintaining compliance. Real world lessons from customer experience are included to help privacy and data protection teams improve response times, lower risk and scale their programs with greater confidence.

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Cybersecurity risk across private equity portfolios is increasing, and its financial impact is becoming harder to ignore. This webinar presents Kroll’s latest research on how private equity firms are managing cyber risk within their portfolio companies and how cyber incidents are disrupting deals, increasing costs, and threatening exit value. The discussion focuses on real financial consequences, common disruption points in deal lifecycles, and why portfolio level cyber governance is now critical.

The session covers current trends in how firms set cybersecurity expectations for portfolio companies, how risk is assessed and managed in practice, and what private equity leaders are seeing firsthand when cyber issues arise. Attendees will gain practical insight into where firms are most exposed, how approaches differ by firm size, and what steps can help reduce risk, limit financial impact, and protect long term portfolio value.

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Cyber risk is no longer limited to technical incidents and is increasingly shaping business pressure, leadership decisions, and organizational resilience. This webinar examines how AI driven attacks, ransomware, and hacktivism are changing the nature of cyber threats and why many leaders are missing this shift. The discussion looks at how modern attacks are designed to appear legitimate, apply sustained operational pressure, and escalate into legal, regulatory, and reputational challenges.

The session focuses on understanding this evolving risk landscape and what it means for executive decision making. Led by senior cybersecurity leadership, the webinar provides perspective on why traditional improvements in security posture are no longer enough and how organizations can better interpret and respond to threats that are meant to force strategic choices rather than simply disrupt systems.

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GenAI Conference is the ultimate platform for business leaders in AI, Machine Learning, Data, Innovation, and Technology to connect, learn, and lead. The event will feature expert speakers and an agenda packed with actionable insights on AI governance, generative agents, and driving measurable value for enterprises.

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AI applications are expanding quickly across enterprises, creating new security risks that traditional tools were not built to address. This live demo explores how to protect AI apps and the infrastructure behind them, focusing on the unique threats introduced by large language models, including hallucinations, adversarial manipulation and data exposure. The session highlights how attackers can exploit AI systems and what modern defenses must look like.

The demo walks through Zscaler’s AI security capabilities, including continuous AI red teaming and runtime protection for applications and models. It shows how to identify and remediate vulnerabilities, strengthen system prompts and deploy intent based detection to block threats such as prompt injection and jailbreak attempts. Attendees will also see how content moderation helps enforce responsible AI use and reduce reputational and operational risk.

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Marketing and privacy teams are under growing pressure to work together as regulatory enforcement increases and expectations around consent continue to rise. This webinar focuses on how organizations can move beyond basic compliance activities and adopt more unified models that connect consent management, data rights, and trust governance while still supporting personalization and AI driven marketing.

The session covers real challenges teams face when balancing lead generation with privacy obligations and explains how integrated approaches improve data quality, reduce friction, and strengthen first party data foundations. Attendees will gain practical guidance on aligning operating models, governance, and shared metrics, along with insights on where to start, what pitfalls to avoid, and how to scale privacy programs in a way that supports innovation without increasing risk.

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