Cybersecurity Conferences 2026 - 2027

Cybersecurity Law and Compliance 2026 will focus on the growing intersection between regulation, enforcement, and organizational readiness. Hosted in Washington, D.C., the event will bring together legal professionals, regulators, and industry experts to examine the latest developments in cyber governance and liability. Attendees will gain practical guidance on managing compliance programs, mitigating legal exposure, and understanding how enforcement trends are shaping risk strategies for 2026.

The sessions are built around real-world experiences and lessons from recent incidents. Participants will hear first-hand insights from government officials, counsel, and CISOs on where compliance efforts often fall short and how to close those gaps. The in-person format also enables valuable benchmarking across industries. With cyber threats growing in complexity, this event provides an essential forum for aligning legal frameworks with modern security expectations.

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AI driven email attacks are changing how phishing, business email compromise, and social engineering bypass traditional defenses. This webinar breaks down how attackers are using automation and machine learning to target inboxes at scale and why legacy email security tools struggle to keep up with these techniques.

The session explains how modern AI based defenses detect and stop these threats by analyzing behavior, intent, and patterns that humans and rules alone can no longer catch. Email security experts will walk through real attack scenarios and show why defending email now requires AI fighting AI. This webinar is designed for security teams looking to stay ahead of evolving email based threats.

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Attackers are shifting their focus from source code to the software components that move through package managers and automated pipelines, creating new risks across the supply chain. This webinar examines why imported dependencies have become a prime target and how gaps between development and deployment are being exploited. Drawing on findings from the INCD report "Breaking the Chain," the session explains where traditional application security falls short and why end to end protection is now essential.

The discussion breaks down the most common supply chain attack techniques, including dependency confusion, typosquatting and newer AI driven abuse. It also explains how organizations can go beyond basic shift left practices by combining pipeline visibility with deeper binary security controls. Attendees will leave with practical guidance on building a more resilient software supply chain and reducing exposure to modern component based attacks.

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Security and IT readiness for Microsoft’s expanding AI ecosystem takes center stage in this webinar, with a clear focus on what teams must have in place before adopting AI at scale. The discussion looks at how AI capabilities are being introduced across Intune, Windows, and Microsoft 365, and why strong app management, patching, and operational controls are critical to supporting these changes.

The session breaks down what Microsoft’s AI strategy enables today, where gaps remain and how recent Enterprise App Management and licensing changes affect real world deployments. Attendees will gain practical guidance on preparing their environments to adopt AI while avoiding instability, unexpected costs, and operational disruption as AI becomes more deeply embedded in everyday IT operations.

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Enterprise IT teams are under growing pressure to sanitize data quickly and consistently as devices move across locations, teams, and regions. This webinar focuses on how organizations can scale secure data sanitization without relying on manual processes or fragmented tools that make compliance difficult to prove. Blancco experts will outline modern approaches that improve visibility, control, and audit readiness across the entire asset lifecycle.

The session covers practical methods for automating sanitization workflows, maintaining a clear chain of custody, and managing different device types and regional requirements with confidence. Attendees will also see how remote erasure fits into enterprise operations and how centralized reporting simplifies compliance verification. This webinar is designed for IT, security, and compliance leaders responsible for protecting data during device redeployment and retirement.

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A live discussion on the key changes shaping how security teams will work, collaborate, and manage risk in 2026. The session focuses on how AI adoption, rising cyber risk, and shifting expectations are redefining priorities for security leaders and practitioners. Insights are drawn from research with more than 1,800 security professionals, offering a clear view of what is changing and why it matters.

The conversation covers emerging approaches to AI governance, differences in priorities between leadership and frontline teams, and how workloads and skill requirements are evolving. It also looks at how intelligent workflows support secure scaling and interoperability, along with ways security teams are gaining greater visibility and influence at the board level. The webinar delivers practical, data backed insights to help teams navigate the year ahead with confidence.

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The Public Sector Summit brings together government teams working to modernize how data and applications support mission critical operations. With agencies facing strict compliance rules and growing cybersecurity demands, the event highlights practical ways to replace outdated systems with secure, scalable, and AI ready architectures. Attendees learn how to move beyond rigid databases and fragmented information flows so they can protect sensitive workloads while improving service delivery for citizens.

Sessions focus on building secure applications, strengthening digital resilience, and preparing government infrastructure for generative AI. The summit explores how modern data platforms reduce risk, support strict security mandates, and help agencies become more agile without compromising confidentiality or compliance. By emphasizing modernization and secure design principles, the event offers valuable insight for cybersecurity professionals responsible for safeguarding public sector systems.

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Get direct guidance on using and implementing the Adlumin MDR platform during this interactive Office Hours session. The discussion focuses on practical usage of the MDR toolset, helping security teams understand how to get the most value from its core capabilities and day to day workflows.

Led by Adlumin’s MDR experts, the session gives attendees a chance to ask questions, share feedback and hear about upcoming enhancements to the platform. Participants will also see newly released features as they go live and gain insight into the product roadmap. This Office Hours webinar is designed for teams that want hands on clarity, real time answers and a better understanding of how Adlumin MDR fits into their security operations.

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Identity security is being reshaped by AI driven automation, cloud native systems, and autonomous agents that operate at machine speed with privileged access. This webinar focuses on how enterprise identity models must evolve as machine identities, service accounts, and AI agents outscale human users and introduce new risk that traditional IAM and PAM approaches were not built to handle.

The discussion examines how Delinea’s planned acquisition of StrongDM brings just in time, runtime authorization into the center of identity security. Speakers will explain how combining privileged access management with real time authorization improves visibility, enforcement, and response across cloud, DevOps, and AI powered environments. Attendees will gain clarity on securing autonomous agents, reducing persistent credentials, and modernizing identity controls without disrupting existing operations.

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Product Security Summit 2026 is a virtual cybersecurity event focused on securing modern software products in an era shaped by artificial intelligence. The summit addresses the growing gap between rapid AI adoption and security readiness, offering practical insight into how organizations can gain visibility and control over AI driven risks. Industry leaders share perspectives on integrating security into product development without slowing innovation.

The event is designed for security, engineering, and product leaders responsible for protecting software at scale. Sessions explore how AI can be used to strengthen security programs, improve efficiency, and support better decision making across teams. With its focus on real world challenges and actionable strategies, the summit provides clear guidance for organizations navigating product security in an AI influenced landscape.

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This webinar examines how organizations can strengthen authentication security by combining FIDO pre registered YubiKeys with full enterprise lifecycle management. The session introduces the new integration between Yubico FIDO Pre Reg and Versasec vSEC:CMS and vSEC:CLOUD, showing how this approach streamlines deployment of phishing resistant MFA at scale. Attendees will see how pre registered YubiKeys can be delivered directly to users and how this reduces onboarding delays and strengthens overall security posture.

The discussion highlights the operational benefits of lifecycle management, including lower administrative overhead, fewer helpdesk tickets and clearer audit trails for compliance. The session is designed for teams working toward passwordless MFA or Zero Trust initiatives, managing large YubiKey rollouts or supporting hybrid workforces that rely on efficient and centralized key management.

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This session focuses on how organizations can strengthen data protection and recovery by adopting a resilience operations approach using Commvault Cloud Unity. The discussion shows how enterprises can operationalize resilience while managing limited resources, with a unified platform that supports both IT and security teams across on premises and cloud environments.

The webinar walks through how critical workloads can be protected and restored using integrated data protection, identity resilience and cyber resilience capabilities. It also highlights clean recovery methods, intelligent prioritization and data security features such as discovery, classification and access controls. The session explains how these capabilities work together to support secure operations, enable responsible AI adoption and help organizations deploy new technologies with confidence and resilience.

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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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Accurate data visibility is becoming the foundation for successful AI adoption in network and security operations. This webinar examines how incomplete discovery tools and unreliable CMDBs create blind spots that slow innovation and increase operational risk across NetOps and SecOps environments. The discussion highlights why AI driven automation can only deliver real value when it is built on trusted, real time network data.

Experts from EMA and ServiceNow share insights from recent research on why data quality remains the biggest barrier to AI success, even as enterprises recognize its potential. The session explores how establishing a single source of network truth helps unify NOC and SOC teams, reduce blind spots and enable AI to support resilience, agility and more effective security operations.

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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 are overwhelmed by thousands of vulnerabilities labeled as critical, yet only a small portion truly pose real business risk. This webinar focuses on how to move beyond static severity scores and apply smarter, context driven prioritization to vulnerability management. The session breaks down why relying on a single metric is no longer effective and how teams can better allocate limited resources.

The discussion compares CVSS, EPSS, and VPR, explaining what each metric measures and where it adds value. Attendees will see how combining these approaches helps filter out noise, surface exploitable risks, and prioritize vulnerabilities that are most likely to impact the organization. The webinar is designed for teams using Tenable Nessus who want a more predictive and practical way to manage exposure.

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Stablecoins are becoming part of everyday financial activity, creating new challenges and new advantages for fraud and AML teams. This webinar examines how the transparency of blockchain transactions allows banks and fintechs to identify risk earlier and detect fraud patterns that traditional payment systems often miss.

The discussion explains how on chain data exposes activity that remains hidden in card, ACH, or wire transactions, and where fraud still succeeds due to operational gaps rather than anonymity. Speakers also cover practical ways to use decentralized signals and crypto native analytics to improve fraud detection and AML outcomes. The session is designed for teams looking to turn decentralization into a stronger defensive capability.

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Endpoint and cloud security failures exposed in 2025 showed how misconfigurations, unmanaged assets, and slow remediation continue to leave enterprises vulnerable despite growing security investments. This webinar examines where defenses broke down and how attackers exploited gaps across hybrid environments.

The session outlines what security leaders need to change in 2026, with a focus on continuous visibility, unified control, and risk based action across endpoints and cloud workloads. Attendees will walk away with clear priorities and practical approaches for strengthening endpoint and cloud security at scale, helping organizations move from reactive controls to a more proactive and resilient security posture.

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The January edition of e-Crime & Cybersecurity Nordics brings together experts from across the region to explore how Scandinavian organizations are staying ahead of fast-changing cyber threats. It offers insight into how regulation, innovation, and collaboration drive better security outcomes in the Nordics.

Speakers will present real examples of incident management, data protection, and cyber risk governance in diverse industries. The focus remains practical—learning from experience rather than theory—to help attendees strengthen resilience and maintain trust in a connected economy.

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A streamlined approach to deploying phishing resistant MFA is the focus of this webinar, highlighting how Versasec and Yubico enable faster and more secure user enrollment with pre registered YubiKeys. The session explains how integrating Yubico FIDO pre registration with Versasec lifecycle management simplifies large scale rollouts while strengthening enterprise identity security.

The discussion covers how organizations can reduce onboarding effort, eliminate manual key handling and lower operational costs tied to helpdesk support. Attendees will see how centralized lifecycle management improves audit readiness and compliance while supporting passwordless and Zero Trust initiatives. This webinar is designed for organizations deploying YubiKeys at scale, especially in hybrid and remote environments where secure identity management is critical.

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Security teams are being asked to support faster data access without losing control as AI adoption accelerates across the business. This webinar focuses on how data democratization can be done securely at scale by shifting from manual gatekeeping to a model built on shared responsibility, accurate data classification and automated enforcement. The discussion reframes data access as a security enabler rather than a blocker.

The session outlines why cross functional collaboration is essential, how high confidence classification becomes the foundation for action and why platform driven automation is the only sustainable approach. It also addresses the people and process challenges that often slow security programs down and shows how to make human effort more efficient and impactful. Attendees will leave with a practical playbook for strengthening data protection while enabling the business to move faster.

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Microsoft 365 environments often appear secure at a glance, yet hidden configuration gaps leave many tenants exposed to real world attacks. This webinar digs into why average Secure Scores remain low and how common misconfigurations give attackers easy entry points and freedom to move laterally once inside.

The session breaks down the most frequent and dangerous Microsoft 365 settings issues seen across tenants, explains how attackers actively exploit them, and clarifies what a strong baseline should look like in practice. It also addresses the operational challenge facing IT teams and MSPs, where ticket overload and tenant sprawl cause critical fixes to fall through the cracks. The discussion concludes with an overview of Huntress’s approach to Identity Security Posture Management and a preview of its managed ISPM service, designed to help organizations close gaps at scale and maintain consistent security across Microsoft 365.

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This session examines the growing security challenges created by decentralized SaaS adoption and shows how IT teams can regain control through better visibility, automation and credential management. The discussion focuses on how distributed applications expand the attack surface, how AI is changing adversary behavior and why traditional governance methods struggle to keep pace.

Attendees will hear practical guidance on achieving the right level of SaaS visibility, managing lateral movement risks driven by AI and deciding when automation can effectively replace manual oversight. The webinar also addresses whether decentralization should be viewed as a problem or a reality that can be managed with the right strategy.

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Security teams are seeing firsthand why manual security operations can no longer keep pace with today’s attack landscape. This webinar focuses on the key lessons from 2025 that revealed how rising vulnerability volumes, faster attacks, and limited resources are overwhelming traditional workflows. The session explains why organizations that depended on manual processes struggled to respond effectively, while those that adopted automation were able to reduce risk and improve response times.

The discussion highlights where manual security processes commonly fail and how automation improves scanning, normalization, detection, remediation, and compliance. Attendees will gain insight into the security challenges that defined 2025, why automation is essential for consistent and timely response, and which areas deliver the most measurable impact. The webinar also outlines practical ways to introduce automation without increasing operational complexity.

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Improve wireless network performance using AIOps and zero touch configuration with Arista Wi-Fi. This webinar focuses on how automated optimization adapts to changing network conditions while giving administrators clear, actionable intelligence through a centralized management platform.

The session covers how centralized visibility supports application performance monitoring, remediation, location services and segmentation, along with simplified deployment for scalable environments. Attendees will also see how modern Wi-Fi 7, 6E and 6 access points support secure and reliable coverage through features such as intrusion protection, automatic RF tuning and cloud based management.

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AI teams are struggling to maintain visibility, control, and security as agents, LLMs, and MCP servers multiply across environments. This webinar focuses on how a single control point can bring governance, cost management, and security back under control as AI traffic grows. The session explains why centralized AI gateways are becoming essential and how they help security and platform teams keep pace with rapid AI adoption.

The discussion shows how Gravitee enables unified control over AI traffic across MCP servers, LLM providers, and agent to agent communication. Attendees will see how access controls, token based security, and usage visibility reduce credential sprawl and unexpected costs. A live demo using a hotel booking agent illustrates real world governance in action for modern AI driven architectures.

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This webinar focuses on scaling file security using ICAP and REST APIs without disrupting existing workflows. It addresses the common challenge of adding stronger protections while maintaining speed and flexibility as operations grow. The session shows how security can be applied to files in motion and at rest without forcing major changes to current systems.

Attendees will see a practical approach to integrating security where data already lives, making it easier to expand coverage as needs evolve. The discussion is designed for teams that want to strengthen protection without sacrificing agility or breaking established processes.

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Organizations adopting AI are facing new security risks that extend beyond development and into real world deployment. This webinar focuses on protecting AI applications and workloads during the run time phase, where many current security approaches fall short. It explains why AI security has become a business critical priority and where gaps commonly appear as AI usage expands across the enterprise.

The session highlights how Cloudflare’s AI security suite brings together SASE and application security to protect both the AI tools organizations use and the AI workloads they build. Attendees will gain insight into securing access to AI apps, managing shadow AI, protecting prompts and agent based workflows, and defending AI enabled applications and APIs against common threats. The discussion also covers content moderation guardrails and how to build AI workloads with security integrated from the start, helping teams reduce risk as AI adoption scales.

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CSA AI Summit 2026 is a global virtual conference focused on the intersection of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and cloud trust. Organized by the Cloud Security Alliance, the event brings together security leaders, AI practitioners, policymakers, and technology providers to examine how generative and agentic AI systems are reshaping digital environments. The summit emphasizes responsible innovation, transparency, and accountability as AI adoption accelerates across industries.

Attendees gain practical insight into securing AI driven systems while maintaining governance and trust. Sessions explore real world risks, emerging threat models, and frameworks designed to help organizations deploy AI safely in the cloud. With its accessible online format and expert led discussions, the summit serves as a valuable platform for professionals seeking to understand how cybersecurity must evolve alongside intelligent automation and advanced AI capabilities.

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Identity governance is being reshaped by the rapid growth of non human identities, autonomous agents, and expanding cloud environments. This webinar breaks down key findings from the State of IGA 2026 report and shows how organizations can regain control as identity sprawl increases and visibility declines. The discussion focuses on why ownership is often fragmented across teams and how that fragmentation creates measurable security risk.

The session highlights what effective identity governance looks like when service accounts, secrets, and AI agents are clearly owned and governed. Attendees will hear which identity metrics are missing from executive dashboards, why those gaps matter, and how leading organizations are modernizing credential management without slowing innovation. The webinar also explains how mature identity programs are turning governance into a strategic security advantage rather than a compliance exercise.

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