Cybersecurity Conferences 2026 - 2027

Sonar Summit 2026 is a one day global virtual gathering created for developers, engineering leaders and software teams who want to build stronger, cleaner and more resilient code in the AI era. The event connects practitioners from every region through practical sessions, live discussions and curated insights focused on modern software development. With the rapid growth of AI assisted coding, the summit provides a space to learn how to keep quality, security and maintainability at the center of engineering practices while adopting new tools. The approach encourages participants to understand both the benefits and the potential risks that come with faster development cycles and automated code generation.

The summit brings together speakers and hosts across American, European and Asian time zones, offering region specific content that keeps the experience engaging and inclusive. Delegates can expect conversations on real world code improvements, scalable governance, secure development workflows and techniques for maintaining clarity and trust in software projects. With its global format, Sonar Summit 2026 serves as a practical meeting point for teams who want to elevate their engineering standards and collaborate with peers who share the same commitment to high quality software.

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Risk, security, and compliance teams are shifting away from reactive GRC models as regulatory pressure and operational complexity continue to rise. This webinar focuses on how organizations are moving toward Intelligent GRC by using AI driven insights to support continuous risk and assurance rather than point in time oversight.

The discussion explains how AI can help anticipate emerging risks, classify and predict issues, recommend actions, and deliver meaningful insights in seconds. Attendees will gain clarity on why siloed GRC approaches fall short, how governance and compliance functions are becoming more connected and adaptive, and what practical steps organizations can take to begin adopting AI while measuring real impact.

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Kaseya’s latest security suite updates take center stage in this product innovation briefing, highlighting advancements across MDR, EDR, antivirus, email security and cloud detection and response. Product leaders provide an in depth look at new capabilities, including a preview of RocketCyber 2.0 and recent enhancements to Datto EDR and Datto AV designed to improve performance and real world security operations.

The session outlines recent integrations, platform improvements and migration options that strengthen overall security posture while simplifying management across tools. Attendees will gain clarity on how these updates contribute to a more unified and effective cybersecurity stack, along with insight into what is coming next across the Kaseya Security Suite.

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Enterprise security for digital asset operations takes center stage as Thales and Fireblocks present a joint approach to protecting private keys and strengthening governance in regulated markets. The session examines how Thales Luna HSMs integrate with Fireblocks KeyLink to provide hardware rooted key protection, secure transaction signing and automated policy enforcement designed for financial institutions, custodians and exchanges managing digital assets.

Key operational and compliance risks facing institutions expanding into digital asset services are addressed, including secure key generation, disaster recovery and strong control frameworks across trading, custody and tokenization use cases. The discussion also outlines practical architecture patterns and implementation steps for building scalable and compliant environments. A live demonstration will show how the integrated solution handles key management and policy controlled transactions in real time.

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The 28th Annual Victoria International Privacy & Security Summit gathers public-sector and security professionals for a full in-person conference at the Victoria Conference Centre. The theme “Trust, Transparency & Transformation: Governing Artificial Intelligence” frames a program of keynote talks, workshops, and interactive panels focused on the intersection of AI, privacy, and data security. Attendees will explore how to guide public services through digital transformation while safeguarding personal data and upholding data sovereignty.

Sessions will cover practical strategies for privacy and security governance in government and public institutions. Networking opportunities, 1:1 meetings, small-group conversations, and exhibitor booths will enable attendees to connect with peers, experts, and vendors. The summit offers a venue for policy-makers, privacy officers, technologists, and legal professionals to collaborate on securing public sector systems in the age of AI.

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Modern ransomware groups are shifting tactics, reducing visible encryption activity and instead embedding themselves within infrastructure for long term persistence. This session examines how attackers blend into trusted cloud traffic, abuse host identities and leverage legitimate services to avoid detection for extended periods. The discussion highlights the growing trend of command and control traffic hiding inside commonly used APIs and cloud platforms.

Attendees will gain insight into how adversaries exploit saved credentials, bypass traditional file based detection and operate quietly within enterprise environments. Drawing from analysis of over a million malicious samples, the webinar outlines how security teams can move beyond file hunting and adopt behavior based detection strategies to identify threats that are designed to remain invisible.

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AI governance is moving from reactive oversight to structured, lifecycle based management, and this session introduces a practical framework to help organizations understand where they stand. The webinar presents the four stages of the OneTrust AI Governance Maturity Model and explains the operational realities behind each level, from manual processes to automated and embedded governance. Attendees will see how bottlenecks in legacy governance models can slow innovation and create friction across teams.

The discussion also explores how governance evolves from basic compliance controls to broader lifecycle management and runtime enforcement. Participants will be guided through a maturity assessment to benchmark their current state and understand how governance practices compare with peers. Designed for data, AI, privacy and risk leaders, the session sets the foundation for building a more structured and scalable approach to AI oversight.

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Generative AI DACH 2026 brings together the German-speaking region’s business and technology community to explore how generative and agentic artificial intelligence are reshaping organisations. Attendees will hear from companies that are turning experimental models into scalable applications and learn how to navigate data-model issues, LLM/SLM challenges, and the process of democratising AI across teams. The conference also addresses content security, complianc,e and change-management practices that are essential to adopting AI responsibly.

With a practical focus, the event features real-life use cases from industries and gives participants tools they can apply in their own settings. It offers a space for network building, peer-learning, and exposure to emerging frameworks that support robust business value from AI.

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Identity fraud continues to cost North America billions each year, prompting regulators in Canada and the US to strengthen identity verification frameworks. This webinar examines how evolving requirements are reshaping fraud prevention and the broader regulatory landscape. It also addresses how fraudsters are using increasingly sophisticated methods, including AI driven techniques, to bypass traditional controls as digital services expand.

The session outlines why identity verification is a priority for authorities, including Canada’s FINTRAC and PCMLTFA requirements and the US Stop Identity Fraud and Identity Theft Act. It also discusses practical strategies for financial institutions to move beyond baseline compliance and use regulatory change to strengthen trust and reduce fraud.

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Sonar Summit is a global virtual event focused on building better and more secure software in an era increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. Designed for developers and engineering leaders, the event centers on modern software quality, secure coding practices, and reducing technical and security debt as development cycles accelerate. Through expert discussions and real world insights, attendees gain a clearer understanding of how code quality and security intersect, especially as AI driven development tools become more common across organizations.

The summit is structured to support a worldwide audience, with region specific sessions across American, European, and Asian time zones. Each segment features live hosts and tailored content to reflect local challenges and priorities while maintaining a shared global perspective. By bringing together practitioners from around the world, Sonar Summit creates a collaborative environment for learning, practical knowledge sharing, and improving the resilience and security of modern software systems.

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Modern SaaS environments demand secure access without slowing teams down, and this session explores how a trust first approach can reduce friction while maintaining strong protection. LastPass and Axxor examine how streamlined identity workflows improve productivity, minimize risk and support smoother day to day operations across distributed teams.

The discussion highlights practical ways to remove common access hurdles, simplify authentication processes and strengthen overall security culture without rebuilding existing systems. Attendees will hear how Axxor improved efficiency while reinforcing protection, along with actionable steps and best practices that can be applied immediately to enhance access management and help teams work more effectively.

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Sonar Summit is a global virtual event focused on modern software development with a strong emphasis on secure coding, code quality, and risk reduction. The event brings together developers, security professionals, and engineering leaders who want to build resilient software that can withstand real world threats. Sessions explore how development practices directly impact application security, technical debt, and long term maintainability across enterprise environments.

Designed for a worldwide audience, the event delivers region specific content across American, European, and Asian time zones. Each segment is guided by live hosts to create an interactive and inclusive experience for participants regardless of location. Sonar Summit is especially relevant for teams responsible for application security, DevSecOps, and secure software lifecycle management, offering practical insights that align development efficiency with cybersecurity best practices.

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Business Email Compromise remains one of the most damaging threats facing organizations, and MSPs are often left managing the fallout after an attack occurs. This interactive webinar centers on a real world BEC scenario and shows how MSPs can lead effective tabletop exercises that prepare clients for both prevention and response. The session walks through the realities of identity compromise, executive pressure, financial impact, and recovery challenges.

Led as a train the trainer experience, the discussion provides a ready to use tabletop framework that MSPs can run directly with their own clients. Attendees will see how to turn BEC preparedness into a value driven service, identify identity security gaps, and demonstrate why stronger protections are needed. The webinar also highlights how focusing on persistence and rogue application detection helps reduce false confidence and improve resilience during real incidents.

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AI capabilities are increasingly promoted in vulnerability and exposure management, but questions remain about real risk reduction. In this webinar, Chris Ray, Field CTO at GigaOm, and Will Gorman, CTO at Nucleus Security, examine whether added AI features truly improve outcomes or create added complexity. They explore how autonomous agents, prioritization, and automation are positioned in vendor messaging versus operational reality.

The session reviews where AI delivers measurable value in prioritization, triage, and workflow automation, and where it can amplify poor data, blur ownership, or hide weak execution. Drawing from enterprise experience, the speakers outline how to assess AI claims and what effective, accountable vulnerability management looks like in practice.

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Built by and for the community of professionals who care about people, culture and the real-world impact of security, Convene is your conference.

Learn from experts about the latest in security awareness, phishing campaigns, social engineering, behavioral science, managing human risk and more exciting topics!

The National Cybersecurity Alliance welcomes you to join peers who are tackling human risk from every angle – in the workplace, at home and in the community. Join us and connect, share and Convene.

Across two days, you’ll hear fresh perspectives that move beyond the basics, from preventing sextortion to the ins and outs of simulated phishing. Learn about the latest in behavioral science, insider threats and how to take your career to the next level.

Explore. Convene goes deeper. We dive into advanced yet practical topics that extend beyond training and awareness. Whether it’s tackling emerging scams, exploring new behavioral research or discussing the role of security in protecting families and communities, you’ll leave with ideas you haven’t heard before.

Learn. Hear from thought leaders, industry pioneers and peers who are redefining what security awareness can be. Sessions aren’t just theoretical. They’re filled with stories, lessons learned and practical takeaways you can apply immediately to your programs and your career.

Participate. This isn’t a passive conference. You’ll share your own successes and challenges, collaborate in workshops and crowdsource solutions with peers who have been where you are. We see you as a co-creator of the event – we even give you a chance to brag about your projects to the crowd!

Connect. Build relationships with people who care about security the way you do. From networking happy hours to informal discussions and live entertainment, Convene provides the space to connect, recharge and be inspired by a community that’s shaping the future of human risk management.

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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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AI driven change, shifting workplace culture and increasing regulatory pressure are transforming how organizations approach compliance training. This session breaks down NAVEX’s Top 10 Compliance Trends for 2026 and explains how these developments are influencing training strategy, content and delivery across regulated environments.

The discussion focuses on three priority areas that organizations should address to keep programs relevant and effective. Attendees will gain practical guidance on adapting training to emerging risks, strengthening ethical culture and responding to evolving regulatory expectations. The webinar is designed for compliance and risk leaders who want clear direction on aligning training initiatives with current and upcoming demands.

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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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Attacks inside Microsoft Defender environments often continue even after an alert is triggered, leaving gaps that MSPs must address. This session examines how modern threat actors use stolen credentials, legitimate tools and cloud access to move laterally and escalate impact despite detection. The discussion focuses on why alerting alone is not enough to fully protect customer environments.

The webinar explores what typically happens after an alert fires, why response speed is critical and where visibility and remediation gaps can appear. Attendees will gain insight into how partners can strengthen protection strategies without replacing the tools they already use, shifting the focus from simple detection to more effective response and ongoing defense.

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AI driven attacks are rapidly transforming the healthcare threat landscape, with 2025 marking a sharp rise in sophistication, speed and scale. This 30 minute briefing examines how adversaries used generative AI for phishing, social engineering, ransomware automation and adaptive malware targeting clinical environments. The session reviews real world attack patterns and key shifts that made healthcare a primary target due to its sensitive data, legacy infrastructure and operational urgency.

Experts will break down how these tactics evolved throughout 2025 and what changes security teams should expect in 2026. The discussion highlights which healthcare assets are most at risk and how AI may further reshape attack chains in the near future. Attendees will gain practical defensive strategies designed specifically to help healthcare organizations strengthen protection against emerging AI enabled threats.

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Modern application security is moving beyond chat based AI toward autonomous systems that can act at machine speed. This webinar focuses on how context intelligence and AI orchestration work together to create a self protecting software development lifecycle that can keep up with zero day threats and supply chain attacks.

The session explains how agentic security platforms use context intelligence to understand why decisions are made and AI orchestration to execute actions automatically across the SDLC. Attendees will see how organizations can identify shadow AI, prioritize real risks based on business context, and automate remediation while maintaining visibility and control. The discussion shows how security teams can transition from manual, human speed processes to an orchestrated and autonomous approach built for modern development environments.

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Modern development teams are redefining how quality, security, and resilience work together in the AI era. This webinar from Kiuwan and PreEmptive examines how organizations are connecting code scanning, quality signals, and runtime protection to reduce risk while maintaining delivery speed. The session looks at why traditional quality and security models are shifting and how teams are aligning risk management and reliability with faster release cycles.

Speakers will discuss reducing friction between security, QA, and engineering without adding extra approvals or process overhead. The session also explores where scanning tools are effective, where blind spots remain, and how teams are linking code analysis with runtime protection to focus on signals that strengthen security and resilience before production.

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[un]prompted 2026 is a hands on AI security conference built for practitioners who are actively working in offense, defense, threat hunting, governance, and policy. Hosted in San Francisco, the event focuses on real world problems and practical experience rather than marketing driven narratives. Sessions are short, focused, and designed to encourage honest discussion, technical depth, and meaningful demos that reflect what actually works in AI security today.

The conference brings together a diverse community of security professionals, researchers, and policy contributors who want substance over hype. Topics range from deeply technical implementations to national level considerations, with flexibility for speakers to share insights that matter on the ground. With its practitioner first mindset and emphasis on clarity and relevance, [un]prompted creates a space for learning, collaboration, and critical thinking in modern AI security.

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Access management breaks down when static roles can no longer match how people actually work. This webinar focuses on how AI driven lifecycle management fixes overprovisioning, underprovisioning, and stalled projects by continuously adjusting access based on real usage patterns. It explains why traditional role based models create compliance risk, audit challenges, and operational drag in fast moving environments.

The session shows how AI identifies risky access behavior, automates time bound provisioning, and enforces least privilege, Just Enough Access, and Zero Standing Privilege without overwhelming teams with tickets or role sprawl. Attendees will see practical methods to streamline onboarding and offboarding and a live demo of intelligent lifecycle management operating in real time.

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Red Hat AI Roadshow Wellington 2026 showcases enterprise AI innovation built on open source technologies and hybrid cloud platforms. Industry experts present strategies for deploying scalable AI solutions while maintaining flexibility, performance, and operational efficiency across modern IT environments.

Cybersecurity is addressed through secure infrastructure design, container security, and trusted software supply chains supporting AI workloads. Sessions examine how organizations protect data pipelines and maintain compliance while accelerating innovation. The event demonstrates how open source ecosystems and automation platforms can strengthen resilience, helping businesses adopt AI responsibly while reducing operational and cybersecurity risks. Word count: 101

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[un]prompted is an intimate AI security conference designed for practitioners who are actively working in the field, from offensive security and threat hunting to program development and national level policy. Held in San Francisco, the event focuses on practical insight rather than marketing driven narratives, creating space for honest discussion around what truly works in AI security today.

The conference features short, focused sessions that encourage sharp thinking, live demonstrations, and meaningful conversation. Talks range from deeply technical topics to broader policy considerations, reflecting the real challenges faced by AI security professionals. With a strong emphasis on community and substance, [un]prompted offers a setting where experienced practitioners can exchange ideas, challenge assumptions, and help shape the future direction of AI security work.

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A practical look at modernizing PowerCenter workloads to support cloud scale, AI use cases, and stronger control over enterprise data environments. This webinar walks through how organizations are moving from PowerCenter to Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud using a structured, low risk approach that supports analytics, machine learning, and GenAI while maintaining visibility and governance across data pipelines.

The session shares proven methods from Informatica and LTIMindtree for executing modernization efficiently, reducing migration complexity, and controlling cost and operational risk. Attendees will see how cloud native capabilities enable more secure and scalable data operations and will view a live demo of PowerCenter Cloud Edition in action.

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CEFPro Advanced Model Risk USA 2026 gathers financial risk professionals to examine governance and validation strategies for analytical and predictive models. The program addresses regulatory expectations, operational oversight, and best practices for managing complex modeling environments within financial institutions.

Cybersecurity intersects through discussions on model integrity, data protection, and risks tied to automated decision systems. Sessions explore secure data handling and safeguards against manipulation or unauthorized access to critical models. The event demonstrates how strong risk management frameworks contribute to cybersecurity resilience by ensuring transparency, accountability, and trust in analytical systems.

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UpGuard Summit 2026 brings together cybersecurity and risk management professionals to explore modern approaches to third party risk, attack surface management, and organizational resilience. The program focuses on practical strategies organizations can use to strengthen visibility across vendors, reduce exposure, and improve security decision making through continuous monitoring and data driven insights.

The event centers on real world cybersecurity challenges such as supply chain threats, regulatory pressure, and evolving risk landscapes. Through expert led discussions and case driven sessions, attendees gain actionable perspectives on managing cyber risk at scale. While vendor hosted, the summit maintains a strong cybersecurity focus by connecting operational security practices with executive level risk governance and resilience planning.

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Protecting high profile leaders requires timely insight across both digital and physical environments. This live 20 minute webinar demonstrates how Flashpoint Physical Security Intelligence transforms large volumes of data into actionable intelligence for executive protection teams. Attendees will see how geospatial mapping can be used to monitor localized threat chatter around offices, travel routes, and event venues in real time.

The session also highlights AI driven analysis through Echosec Assist, which identifies critical sentiment and threatening language across the web. In addition, it covers how human vetted intelligence reports can support internal research efforts and enable faster, more confident security decisions.

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