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Today’s Cybersecurity Conferences & Events
Discover today’s top cybersecurity conferences, seminars, and industry events happening globally. Stay updated with the latest infosec trends, expert speakers, and networking opportunities—all in one place.
18th February 2026 | February Office Hours: Getting Started with DefectDojo
An introductory session focused on using DefectDojo to manage and streamline vulnerability workflows across security teams. The webinar walks through how the open source platform helps prioritize findings, remove duplicates and automate triage for vulnerabilities and SOC alerts, making it easier to manage results from multiple security tools in one place.
The discussion covers DefectDojo’s core features and architecture, along with practical guidance on integrating it with common security scanners and CI CD pipelines. Attendees will also see best practices for organizing findings, generating reports and tracking remediation efforts, helping AppSec and SOC teams improve visibility and efficiency in their vulnerability management process.
Company_Webinar • Part of DefectDojo
18th February 2026 | Live Workshop: Vendor Risk in 3 Easy Steps
This live workshop focuses on managing vendor risk using a simple, structured approach guided by UpGuard cyber risk experts. Participants will follow along in their own workspace while the presenters demonstrate the essential steps needed to assess and manage third party risk effectively within the UpGuard platform.
The session walks through adding a vendor, running both AI driven and traditional risk assessments, and sending questionnaires to gather critical security information. Designed as a hands on workshop, it gives security and risk teams practical exposure to vendor risk workflows and helps them build confidence in applying these processes in real world environments.
Company_Webinar • Part of UpGuard
18th February 2026 | When Access Reviews Become a Tick-Box Exercise and How to Fix Them
Access reviews often fail to reduce risk when reviewers lack visibility, context, and the time needed to make informed decisions. This webinar examines how access certifications turn into a compliance checkbox as excessive and outdated permissions accumulate across regulated systems, increasing exposure and weakening governance.
The discussion focuses on why access reviews break down in real enterprise environments and what changes when accountability, risk, and decision context are built into the process. Attendees will see how fragmented reviews create hidden security gaps and how a unified, risk based approach strengthens access governance and holds up under audit scrutiny.
Company_Webinar • Part of Pathlock
18th February 2026 | Defending Digital Trust: SED Predictions for 2026
Digital trust is being challenged as AI generated voice, video, and imagery become realistic enough to enable large scale deception. This webinar focuses on how social engineering is evolving into a multi channel, AI native threat that moves beyond email into collaboration tools, messaging platforms, and social networks where defenses are often weakest. The discussion outlines why traditional security stacks struggle to detect these attacks when malicious activity appears legitimate to both tools and employees.
Doppel’s threat briefing presents its key SED predictions for 2026 and explains how organizations can adapt to this new reality. Attendees will gain practical guidance on prioritizing multi channel risk, implementing stronger verification workflows, and adjusting defenses for attacks that target trust rather than infrastructure. The session is designed for security leaders who want to prepare for a threat landscape where deception looks increasingly normal.
Company_Webinar • Part of Doppel
18th February 2026 | Public Sector Cyber Security Northern Ireland 2026
Public Sector Cyber Security Northern Ireland 2026 brings together government and industry leaders to address cybersecurity challenges across the region. Taking place on 18 February in Belfast, the conference focuses on enhancing public sector resilience through effective incident response, digital infrastructure security, and AI-enabled threat intelligence. Through keynote presentations, expert panels, and interactive masterclasses, participants will explore innovative solutions and best practices to protect sensitive public data and services. The program is designed to provide practical takeaways and actionable guidance for leaders responsible for digital security.
Attendees will also benefit from networking opportunities and exhibition areas, where professionals can exchange insights and strategies for managing evolving cyber threats. By fostering collaboration and innovation, this event serves as a crucial platform for public sector organizations to prepare for the complex cybersecurity landscape of the future. It provides both strategic and operational perspectives to help attendees implement robust security measures and strengthen digital resilience across Northern Ireland.
Physical • Free • Part of Holyrood Communications
18th February 2026 | AI DevWorld 2026
AI DevWorld 2026 is one of the largest gatherings dedicated to artificial intelligence development, bringing together innovators, developers, and researchers from around the world. Set at the San Jose Convention Center, the event offers in-depth sessions on topics such as machine learning, neural networks, open-source AI libraries, and the future of automation. Participants can expect to explore practical applications and emerging trends that are shaping the next generation of intelligent systems.
Although its primary focus is artificial intelligence, AI DevWorld also touches on the intersection of AI and cybersecurity, particularly in areas involving secure data processing, threat detection, and the ethical use of AI technologies. Attendees will have the chance to connect with industry experts, experience hands-on demos, and gain insights into how AI development is influencing technology, business, and security landscapes worldwide.
Physical • Paid • Part of DevNetwork
18th February 2026 | Beyond the Datasheet: The Autonomous Journey to User-to-App Segmentation
User to app segmentation sits at the core of a true Zero Trust architecture, and scaling it beyond a limited set of critical assets is where many security teams struggle. This session focuses on how organizations can move past partial ZTNA deployments and reduce the operational complexity that prevents consistent least privilege enforcement across the enterprise.
The discussion explores why broad segmentation is essential for securing every user to application connection and introduces an autonomous architecture designed to make enterprise wide segmentation achievable. Attendees will also get insight into the product roadmap aimed at simplifying large scale deployment and strengthening Zero Trust strategies across distributed environments.
Company_Webinar • Part of Zscaler
18th February 2026 | The State of Third-Party Risk Assessments 2026: Benchmarking the Maturity Gap
Third party risk programs continue to grow, yet breaches, delays, and visibility gaps remain a persistent problem across industries. This webinar presents key findings from the State of Third Party Risk Assessments 2026 research, revealing where organizations believe their TPRM programs are effective and where performance falls short in practice.
Research leaders from the Ponemon Institute and ProcessUnity walk through benchmark data based on input from more than 1,400 risk and security professionals worldwide. The discussion focuses on assessment timelines, third party and downstream risk exposure, manual effort, and how maturity varies by organization size and industry. Attendees will gain a clear view of how their third party risk approach compares to peers and where targeted improvements can reduce exposure and strengthen overall security.
Company_Webinar • Part of ProcessUnity
18th February 2026 | Making Cybersecurity as Instinctual as Seat Belts — With Copart
Security awareness becomes far more effective when safe behavior feels automatic rather than forced. This webinar shows how Copart transformed its cybersecurity training program into a habit driven experience that employees actively engage with. Brittany Little and Danielle Chade explain how Copart replaced low engagement awareness efforts with behavior based training that encourages instinctive actions, such as reporting suspicious emails without hesitation.
The session walks through how automation, high volume simulations, gamification, and data driven testing helped Copart scale participation and improve real security outcomes. Attendees will hear how measurable gains in reporting, reaction, and success rates were achieved, and how leadership support helped embed security into everyday work culture. This webinar offers practical guidance for security teams looking to drive lasting behavioral change across their organizations.
Company_Webinar • Part of Hoxhunt
18th February 2026 | AI DevWorld 2026
The world’s largest AI & Machine Learning developer conference
AI DevWorld 2026 – the world’s largest AI & Machine Learning developer conference with thousands of software engineers and data scientists from 115+ countries – for learning, skills, best practices & networking.
AI DevSummit 2026 will be LIVE in-person Feb 18-20, 2026, with session also streaming VIRTUAL live online.
OVERVIEW AGENDA:
PRO Workshop Day | Wed, Feb 18, 2026 Expo | Thur - Fri, Feb 19-20, 2026 Conferences | Expo | Thur - Fri, Feb 19-20, 2025 Join thousands of thousands of software engineers and data scientists from across the globe, for 3 days of learning & networking.
AI DevWorld 2026 is part of DeveloperWeek 2026.
AI DevWorld is produced and owned by DevNetwork, the world's developer event community and producer of leading conferences for the developer, engineering & IT industries.
By registering for this event, you are opting into DevNetwork email updates and one-time email-based promotions from top-level AI DevWorld sponsors including exclusive invitations to DeveloperWeek parties and partner events. These updates will notify you about ProductWorld news, as well as announcements about DevNetwork events and services. You can opt out of DevNetwork email updates at any time.
Refund Policy: Due to limited availability, DevNetwork cannot offer refunds once your tickets are purchased. If you cannot make the event due to unforeseen circumstances, you may transfer your ticket(s), or we will give you a credit towards a future conference of equal or lesser value. Thank you.
Physical • Paid • Part of DevNetwork
18th February 2026 | Data Science Salon: Austin 2026
Data Science Salon: Austin 2026 is a leading industry event that gathers data professionals, business leaders, and technology innovators for an in-depth look at the evolving world of data science and artificial intelligence. Held in Austin, Texas, this two-day conference blends technical insights with real-world enterprise applications, fostering collaboration and thought leadership among experts in generative AI, predictive analytics, and machine learning. Each session is designed to provide participants with actionable takeaways that they can apply directly to their organizations.
A standout feature of this year’s event is “The Future of ML & AI Startups + Showcase,” which spotlights emerging companies and entrepreneurs shaping the AI ecosystem. Through interactive VC panels, startup discussions, and a competitive showcase, participants gain direct access to investors and industry mentors. Winners of the showcase receive valuable marketing and go-to-market support to help scale their AI ventures. The conference maintains its signature collaborative atmosphere, ensuring that attendees connect deeply with peers and pioneers shaping the future of applied AI.
Physical • Paid • Part of Data Science Salon
Hybrid and multi cloud environments are reshaping how organizations approach network security, and new research from 500 security leaders highlights what is changing in 2026. This session breaks down findings from AlgoSec’s State of Network Security Report, focusing on how AI, automation and platform consolidation are influencing security strategy across cloud and on premises infrastructure.
The discussion examines visibility gaps that continue to weaken security silos, the growing risks tied to manual processes and the renewed importance of firewalls in cloud environments. Speakers will also explore the practical realities of Zero Trust adoption, the impact of SD WAN and SASE on the network edge and how AI is increasingly being used to manage and optimize security operations.
Company_Webinar • Part of Algosec
18th February 2026 | Frontend World 2026
Frontend World Sessions 2026 focuses on empowering developers and designers through cutting-edge web technologies, frameworks, and interface design. The event combines in-person and virtual sessions, bringing together leading experts who explore topics ranging from JavaScript package management and AI-driven interfaces to decentralized applications and edge computing. Attendees can expect immersive workshops and open discussions that enhance both practical skills and conceptual understanding of modern web ecosystems.
While the event briefly touches on topics like application security and threat awareness, its primary focus remains on frontend engineering, user experience, and development workflow optimization rather than dedicated cybersecurity subjects. The program is designed to help professionals refine their technical expertise, collaborate with peers, and stay ahead in the fast-evolving landscape of digital development.
Physical • Paid • Part of DevNetwork
18th February 2026 | Modernize and Consolidate Your Data with Google Cloud BigQuery and Informatica
Security teams gain a clearer defensive advantage when fragmented data environments are consolidated into a unified cloud platform. This webinar centers on modernizing enterprise data with Google Cloud BigQuery and Informatica, showing how consolidation reduces complexity while creating stronger foundations for governance, visibility, and control. By unifying data storage, integration, and management, organizations can better understand where sensitive data lives and how it moves across systems.
The discussion highlights how centralized data architectures support stronger oversight through consistent governance, metadata management, and automation. Attendees will see how AI ready data pipelines and scalable analytics make it easier to detect unusual behavior, enforce policies, and reduce hidden risk created by siloed tools. The session is designed for teams looking to modernize their data estate in a way that also strengthens security posture and long term resilience.
Company_Webinar • Part of Informatica
18th February 2026 | What’s Next in Cyber Risk? Top Cyber GRC Trends and Strategies for 2026
Cyber risk management is entering a new phase as organizations prepare for the challenges of 2026. This webinar focuses on the key Cyber GRC trends shaping how teams identify, manage, and reduce risk in an increasingly complex threat environment. The discussion looks at how AI is influencing cyber risk programs, the growing importance of AI governance, and why traditional approaches are no longer enough.
The session also examines the convergence of IT and OT risk, the need for continuous compliance, and how these shifts affect overall cyber resilience. Attendees will gain a clear view of what is changing in cyber risk management and how organizations can adapt their strategies to stay protected as threats continue to evolve.
Company_Webinar • Part of MetricStream
18th February 2026 | DeveloperWeek 2026
DeveloperWeek 2026 invites software developers, engineers, architects and technical leaders to San Jose for three full days of immersive learning, networking and innovation. Hosting the event from February 18 to 20 at the Santa Clara/San Jose area, the conference unites experts across tracks such as AI DevWorld, Dev Security World, Cloud Native, Platform Engineering, and Developer Experience. Attendees can expect workshops, hands‑on sessions, expo halls, hackathons, and intimate networking gatherings designed to foster real connection and knowledge exchange.
In a landscape where cybersecurity and secure software engineering hold ever‑greater importance, DeveloperWeek stands out for its inclusion of the Dev Security World track which emphasises secure development practices, supply chain risk and runtime protection for engineering teams. Participants will gain insights into how secure architecture blends with developer productivity—and how to lead change inside organisations focused on safe, scalable systems.
Physical • Paid • Part of DevNetwork
Senior leaders face growing pressure to protect operational technology as NIS2 and the Cyber Resilience Act become fully enforced across Europe. This webinar focuses on how cyber risk has become a core business issue tied directly to operational continuity, resilience, and license to operate in asset intensive environments. The discussion centers on OT resilience, CPS protection, and the leadership decisions required to manage cyber risk beyond basic compliance.
The session highlights how organizations are using NIS2 as a driver for stronger operations, lower operational and maintenance costs, and improved supply chain resilience. Topics include emerging CPS trends for 2026, IT and OT convergence, third party access risks, and practical steps for building a secure by design approach. Attendees gain clear guidance on turning regulatory pressure into measurable business and security outcomes.
Company_Webinar • Part of Claroty
18th February 2026 | Partnering for growth: The expanded 1Password Partner Program
A walkthrough of the expanded 1Password Partner Program, focused on how the new performance based model supports partner growth and engagement. This webinar outlines what has changed across partner tiers, certifications, incentives, and deal registration, and explains how the updated structure creates clearer roles, stronger alignment between enablement and earnings, and a more consistent partner experience.
The session also covers how partners can work more effectively with the 1Password sales team, activate quickly within the program, and take advantage of new certification paths. It is designed for MSPs, solution providers, and distributors who want a clear understanding of how the evolved program works and how to unlock value through participation.
Company_Webinar • Part of 1Password
18th February 2026 | The eSkimming Security Illusion in PCI DSS
Content Security Policy and Subresource Integrity are widely referenced in PCI DSS guidance, yet many security teams question whether they truly stop modern eSkimming attacks. This session examines why these controls are often ineffective against dynamic, behavior driven client side threats such as formjacking and credential harvesting. The discussion challenges the assumption that CSP and SRI alone provide adequate protection for third party JavaScript.
The webinar reviews recent eSkimming threat research and explains where these controls were originally meant to help and where they fall short in practice. It also explores gaps in the current PCI DSS approach and outlines what stronger client side security should look like. Attendees will gain practical insight into avoiding architectural weaknesses that can undermine WebSec and AppSec programs while improving real world protection against browser based attacks.
Company_Webinar • Part of Source Defense
Ransomware remains one of the most damaging threats to modern organizations, capable of disrupting operations and exposing sensitive data in a single incident. This workshop focuses on building a practical, multi layered defense strategy that helps organizations prevent attacks, detect threats earlier, and respond quickly when incidents occur.
The session walks through real world ransomware scenarios and explains how to strengthen protection across endpoints, networks, and cloud environments. Participants will gain clear guidance on improving resilience, reducing business impact, and applying defensive best practices that work in real operational settings. The workshop is designed for IT professionals, security leaders, and risk managers looking to improve their organization’s readiness against ransomware attacks.
Company_Webinar • Part of SecPod
18th February 2026 | Compliance in 2026: Zero Trust & XDR as your regulatory shield
Compliance expectations in 2026 are forcing organizations to prove real security readiness, not just policy alignment. This webinar focuses on how Zero Trust and XDR are becoming essential tools for meeting regulatory demands as frameworks like CRA, NIS2, and SEC disclosure rules place greater pressure on security leaders and executives.
The session explains why Zero Trust is now viewed as a regulatory requirement, how integrated security platforms simplify audits, and why insurers increasingly expect managed detection and response rather than endpoint coverage alone. Attendees will also gain clarity on incident response timelines and what rapid response truly means under modern compliance rules. This webinar is designed for organizations that need to turn compliance into a defensible security posture rather than a liability.
Company_Webinar • Part of Barracuda
An in depth look at the SonarQube Server 2026.1 LTA release and how it addresses the growing trust gap created by AI generated code. The session focuses on why rapid AI driven development has increased verification challenges and how SonarQube positions itself as a critical control point in modern software delivery pipelines that rely on agents and AI native IDEs.
The webinar covers how the latest release unifies code quality analysis with security capabilities such as SAST, secrets detection, infrastructure as code scanning, mobile security, and software composition analysis including CVE and license risk. Attendees will gain clarity on how these updates support stronger verification, better compliance, and more reliable DevSecOps practices in AI accelerated development environments.
Company_Webinar • Part of Sonar
18th February 2026 | Secure Your Spot for Cloud Security Bootcamp
Cloud security professionals will gain hands on insight into defending modern cloud environments at this virtual bootcamp focused entirely on today’s evolving threat landscape. The program brings together industry experts for practical keynotes and interactive workshops designed to strengthen real world defensive skills and improve security posture across cloud platforms.
Featured speaker Rich Mogull, Chief Analyst at the Cloud Security Alliance, will share perspectives drawn from decades of experience in research, advisory and operational roles. His session examines how security invariants can reduce cloud risk by design rather than relying on reactive controls. The bootcamp is structured to provide actionable guidance, helping attendees better understand cloud threats and apply stronger security principles within their organizations.
Company_Webinar • Part of SentinelOne
18th February 2026 | Why Access Reviews Fail and How to Stop Rubber-Stamping Risk
Access reviews are designed to reduce risk, yet in many enterprises they gradually become a compliance formality instead of an effective security control. This session examines how unclear visibility, limited application context and pressure to complete reviews quickly lead to excessive access and overlooked exposure. As access accumulates and accountability weakens, the review process often fails to surface the risks it was meant to address.
The discussion focuses on why access reviews break down in real world environments and what changes when structure, ownership and clear decision context are introduced. Attendees will see how stronger governance, better visibility and defined accountability can turn reviews into a meaningful control that identifies real risk for security teams, auditors and leadership.
Company_Webinar • Part of Pathlock
18th February 2026 | ProductWorld 2026
The world’s largest product manager & product developer conference
ProductWorld 2026 – the world’s largest product manager & product developer conference with thousands of software engineers, developers, team leads, managers, and technical professionals from 115+ countries – for learning, skills, best practices & networking.
ProductWorld 2026 will be LIVE in-person Feb 18-20, 2026, with session also streaming VIRTUAL live online.
OVERVIEW AGENDA:
PRO Workshop Day | Wed, Feb 18, 2026 Expo | Thur - Fri, Feb 19-20, 2026 Conferences | Expo | Thur - Fri, Feb 19-20, 2025 Join thousands of thousands of software engineers, developers, team leads, managers, and technical professionals from across the globe, for 3 days of learning & networking.
ProductWorld 2026 is part of DeveloperWeek 2026.
ProductWorld is produced and owned by DevNetwork, the world's developer event community and producer of leading conferences for the developer, engineering & IT industries.
By registering for this event, you are opting into DevNetwork email updates and one-time email-based promotions from top-level ProductWorld sponsors including exclusive invitations to DeveloperWeek parties and partner events. These updates will notify you about ProductWorld news, as well as announcements about DevNetwork events and services. You can opt out of DevNetwork email updates at any time.
Refund Policy: Due to limited availability, DevNetwork cannot offer refunds once your tickets are purchased. If you cannot make the event due to unforeseen circumstances, you may transfer your ticket(s), or we will give you a credit towards a future conference of equal or lesser value. Thank you.
Physical • Paid • Part of DevNetwork
18th February 2026 | OpsWorld 2026
OpsWorld is dedicated to helping professionals keep applications running and infrastructure humming at scale. Attendees will explore how platform engineering practices, internal developer portals, automated CI/CD pipelines, and infrastructure-as-code approaches can be adopted across a wide array of use cases. Whether teams are deploying full builds to custom stacks on esoteric hardware or leveraging modern cloud-native abstractions, OpsWorld provides a space to learn from peers and industry experts, to network and strengthen the management of digital assets.
The sessions bring together engineers, operations specialists, and platform teams who face the complexity of scaling applications in production. The agenda supports practical insights on how to optimize provisioning, deployment, monitoring and governance in real-world environments. If you are tasked with keeping services reliable under pressure or improving the efficiency of your software delivery pipeline, this event offers a focused and high-impact opportunity to sharpen your skills, meet likeminded professionals and bring new strategies back to your organisation.
Physical • Paid • Part of DevNetwork
18th February 2026 | State of Java 2026 Webinar
Security and risk management are a growing concern for Java teams as applications scale across cloud and enterprise environments. This webinar presents key findings from the 2026 State of Java Report and highlights how organizations are addressing security challenges such as CVE overload, patching complexity, and long term support adoption while maintaining performance and controlling costs. The discussion connects Java usage trends with real world DevSecOps and vulnerability management practices.
The session covers how teams are reducing exposure by accelerating LTS upgrades, managing dependency risk, and cutting through CVE noise to focus on real threats. It also touches on the security impact of AI in production Java environments and what these trends mean for future roadmaps. Attendees will leave with a practical action plan focused on lowering risk, improving stability, and supporting secure Java operations at scale.
Company_Webinar • Part of Azul
18th February 2026 | Cloud Security Bootcamp IV 2026
Cloud Security Bootcamp IV is a free virtual cybersecurity event designed for professionals responsible for securing cloud environments. The two day program focuses on modern cloud threats, defensive strategies, and practical techniques that align with today’s evolving attack landscape. Attendees gain value through expert led keynotes and guided sessions that translate real world threats into actionable security knowledge.
The bootcamp emphasizes hands on learning through technical workshops and live discussions with experienced cloud security practitioners. Participants can ask questions in real time, explore current security challenges, and strengthen their ability to protect cloud infrastructure across different environments. The event also offers CPE credits, making it a practical learning opportunity for professionals who want to sharpen their skills while maintaining industry certifications.
Online • Free • Part of SentinelOne
18th February 2026 | Regional Internet Security Event (RISE) 2026
Regional Internet Security Event (RISE) 2026 is a highly restricted cybersecurity gathering designed for senior practitioners working on active investigations and threat operations. Hosted by ISE USA, the event brings together CISOs, federal agents, and threat hunters in a secure environment that prioritizes trust, confidentiality, and real world collaboration. Sessions operate under strict information sharing protocols, allowing participants to openly discuss sensitive threats and ongoing cases.
The event focuses on hands on engagement rather than presentations or sales driven content. Attendees work directly with tools and live datasets through interactive workshops and closed door discussions led by professionals currently operating in the field. With limited attendance and no traditional keynotes, RISE emphasizes practical problem solving, intelligence sharing, and peer driven insight for those responsible for defending critical networks.
Physical • Paid • Part of Team Cymru
18th February 2026 | February Huddle: Navigating Executive Order 14117
Executive Order 14117 is changing how organizations manage cross border data transfers, and this webinar focuses on what those changes mean in practice. The session brings together compliance, legal, and privacy professionals to break down which organizations and data flows are affected, what activities are restricted or prohibited, and how to evaluate vendor relationships under the new requirements.
The discussion centers on real world compliance approaches, including how teams are mapping data flows, identifying risk areas, and addressing challenges as they arise. Attendees will gain practical insights they can apply immediately to strengthen privacy controls, reduce regulatory risk, and align internal processes with the executive order.
Company_Webinar • Part of DataGrail
