Cybersecurity Conferences 2026 - 2027

This session takes a candid look at how cybersecurity and API security predictions for 2025 actually played out. Wallarm revisits expectations shared across the industry and compares them with what truly happened throughout the year, highlighting where forecasts were accurate and where reality took a different path.

The discussion examines the forces that shaped real outcomes in 2025 and points out early signals that are influencing security thinking for 2026. The webinar closes with a brief look ahead at emerging expectations for the coming year, giving attendees practical context for planning and risk awareness going forward.

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Modern cloud environments move faster than traditional security models can handle. This webinar focuses on how cloud security is evolving to match the speed, scale, and dynamic nature of today’s infrastructure. The discussion centers on moving away from fragmented visibility and static configuration checks toward real time insight, automated investigation, and adaptive response.

The session highlights how AI and automation help security teams gain control without slowing innovation. Attendees will see how to assess cloud security maturity, close visibility gaps, and understand how posture management, threat detection, and incident response work together to deliver a unified and adaptive security approach across large scale cloud environments.

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This session examines how organizations can move from AI experimentation to autonomous systems that deliver measurable business impact. Guest speaker Mike Gualtieri from Forrester Research joins industry leaders to outline the trends that will shape the autonomous enterprise in 2026, with a focus on the data foundations and Private AI strategies needed to support real world execution. The discussion highlights why trusted, well governed data is essential for scale and how agentic AI can unlock new revenue opportunities.

Attendees will explore the shift toward enterprise architectures that bring AI directly to where data lives, allowing teams to build flexible and open ecosystems capable of supporting advanced automation. The webinar also explains how AI initiatives can evolve from cost efficiency projects to engines of top line growth through real time decisioning. The session concludes with an overview of the key data and AI trends expected to define the year ahead.

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Healthcare organizations face growing risk from identity based attacks that put patient data, compliance and trust at stake. This webinar focuses on the identity security gaps commonly uncovered during security audits and explains why weaknesses in Identity and Access Management continue to be a primary entry point for attackers in healthcare environments.

The session breaks down how identity based threats exploit IAM gaps, what phishing resistant authentication looks like in real world healthcare settings and how Identity Threat Detection and Response works alongside existing security controls. Attendees will also hear practical guidance on assessing their current identity posture and taking measurable steps to reduce risk while maintaining usability for staff and patients. The discussion is designed for security and IT leaders responsible for protecting sensitive healthcare systems and data.

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Hands on training focused on using SIGMA rules to build portable, vendor neutral detections across modern security environments. This virtual workshop walks participants through creating adversary activity, writing SIGMA rules from scratch and testing them in Splunk within an isolated lab. The session shows how SIGMA enables teams to write detections once and deploy them consistently across multiple tools, improving visibility and reducing duplicated effort.

Participants will practice translating SIGMA into Splunk SPL, validating detections using endpoint logs and SIEM data and hunting for real world behaviors such as malicious PowerShell activity and registry Run key abuse. The workshop also explains how SIGMA supports real time detection and strengthens purple team workflows, making it a practical session for defenders who want to improve detection quality and efficiency.

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This session focuses on cognitive warfare and how modern narrative attacks manipulate perception, trust, and decision making across governments, markets, and institutions. It examines how digital platforms and artificial intelligence have amplified the speed and impact of coordinated information campaigns, turning narratives into a powerful tool for adversaries operating in the gray zone between peace and conflict.

The discussion brings together Blackbird.AI, the Center for Information Advantage and Effectiveness, and the DISARM Foundation to explain how hostile actors weaponize information and what that means for public trust and institutional stability. Speakers outline how open frameworks, AI driven narrative defense, and cross sector collaboration can work together to counter these threats. The webinar highlights practical approaches for governments, civil society, researchers, journalists, and technology providers to defend against AI enabled narrative attacks and protect the information environment.

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The Crypto Finance Conference (CFC) 2026 brings together global investors and decision makers in an exclusive alpine setting. Known for its strict admission process, the event limits participation to 250 individuals, ensuring meaningful discussions and lasting relationships. Attendees include leading voices from traditional finance, digital assets, and blockchain innovation, all meeting to share insights and shape the evolving financial landscape.

Held in the scenic Engadin valley of St. Moritz, the conference blends intellectual exchange with personal connection. Sessions feature private talks, debates, and off-stage meetings that encourage candid dialogue and forward thinking. The setting and structure create a rare environment where ideas can be shared openly, and future strategies are built on trust and substance rather than hype.

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Deepfake attacks are changing how social engineering works, making scams sound, look, and feel more convincing than ever. This webinar focuses on how AI driven impersonation, voice cloning, and synthetic narratives are being used to target employees and where traditional security awareness training falls short. The session explains why users struggle to recognize these attacks and how attackers exploit trust, familiarity, and emotional response to succeed.

The discussion covers real deepfake incidents, the cognitive gaps that lead to mistakes, and practical ways to strengthen human defenses. Attendees will learn how to train users to verify suspicious messages, stay grounded under pressure, and recognize manipulation even when content appears authentic. The webinar also introduces new deepfake training approaches that help organizations reduce real world risk and better demonstrate resilience against AI enabled threats.

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The Elephant in AppSec (TEIAS) Conference 2026 brings together application security professionals who value open, honest discussions about the state of modern AppSec. Hosted online, the event continues the podcast’s spirit of curiosity and debate, offering an approachable space to challenge assumptions and exchange practical insights. Attendees can expect to hear from seasoned experts and active practitioners who share lessons from real-world experience rather than theory.

Sessions are paced over multiple days to encourage quality conversation without overwhelming schedules. Whether it’s deep-diving into secure coding practices or exploring new vulnerability trends, the focus stays on authentic dialogue. TEIAS 2026 is less about corporate gloss and more about building an informed, engaged community that learns from each other in real time.

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Cryptomining attacks in AWS often begin with abused permissions, long before workloads appear or costs spike. This webinar focuses on a real cryptomining campaign disclosed by AWS and explains how attackers use compromised credentials and legitimate but highly privileged API calls to gain control. The session centers on stopping these attacks at the permission layer, before any resources are deployed.

Sonrai Security presents a technical walkthrough of the attack kill chain, followed by a live demonstration showing how controlling excessive privileges can block the attack entirely. Attendees will see why traditional detection happens too late and how permission level controls change the outcome. This webinar is designed for cloud security teams looking to prevent financial loss and reduce risk by securing AWS identities and access paths early.

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Security and product leaders come together in this webinar to examine what cyber resilience will really mean for enterprises in 2026. The discussion focuses on the forces reshaping recovery and response strategies, including AI powered threats, changing executive expectations and the growing pressure to recover faster from disruptive incidents. The panel shares data driven predictions that help organizations understand where resilience gaps are forming and what will separate prepared enterprises from the rest.

Attendees will gain practical guidance on how to prioritize cyber investments for faster response and recovery, prepare for agentic AI driven attacks and strengthen resilience across sovereign cloud, hybrid environments and global operations. The session is designed for teams looking to align strategy, budget and execution around a more resilient security posture for the year ahead.

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Security outcomes are driven by human behavior, not just tools, and this webinar focuses on how SebDB helps organizations build a more behavior centered security program. The session explains how SebDB uses real world cybersecurity behaviors, backed by data analytics and behavioral science, to address the human factors that consistently influence risk across organizations.

The discussion introduces SebDB v4 and highlights what has changed, including clearer behavior definitions, alignment with MITRE ATT&CK and NIST CSF, and a newly tiered dataset powered by AI trained in cybersecurity and human behavior. Speakers will show how behaviors can be linked to risk and impact, how behavioral interventions improve awareness programs, and how analytics unlock deeper insight into security culture. The webinar also connects attendees with a global community focused on improving cybersecurity through behavior driven strategies.

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Kubernetes teams are facing rising complexity as networking, security, and observability tools continue to pile up across multiple distributions. This webinar focuses on how tool sprawl and vendor lock in increase costs, complicate operations, and limit flexibility in modern Kubernetes environments. The session explains why managing fragmented tooling has become a common challenge as adoption grows.

The discussion shows how Calico provides a unified networking and network security approach that works consistently across Kubernetes distributions. Attendees will see real customer examples of organizations replacing multiple tools, reducing operational overhead, and avoiding vendor dependence. The webinar is designed for teams looking to simplify Kubernetes operations, improve portability, and scale securely with greater control.

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Get ready for an event where bold opinions and top Application Security experts come together like toast and butter. Our mission is to explore a wide range of AppSec topics, delivering an engaging and educational experience for all attendees.

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The session focuses on the growing data security risks created by rapid AI adoption and the lack of visibility into where sensitive information resides and how it moves across cloud, SaaS and AI workflows. The discussion explains why traditional DLP cannot address these challenges on its own and why Data Security Posture Management has become the foundation for protecting sensitive data in AI driven environments.

Speakers from Skyhigh Security and Omdia outline how DSPM uncovers exposure across structured and unstructured data, sanctioned and shadow AI tools and multicloud setups. They show how DSPM, combined with SSE and modern DLP, enables real time controls that extend to GenAI prompts, outputs and multiturn interactions. Attendees get practical guidance on reducing data leakage risks and operationalizing DSPM as part of a modern data security strategy.

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This webinar focuses on the upcoming retirement of the UK National Cyber Security Centre’s Mail Check and Web Check services and what this change means for organizations that rely on them. The session explains the impact of losing free email security and web vulnerability scanning, along with the reasoning behind the decision as part of the NCSC Active Cyber Defence 2.0 roadmap.

Attendees will gain clarity on how to evaluate replacement solutions, including email authentication, web asset scanning, certificate monitoring, alerting, and external attack surface management tools. The discussion also outlines migration timelines and practical next steps to help organizations maintain security, compliance, and resilience before the services are withdrawn.

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This masterclass focuses on how Zero Trust principles combined with AI powered security can improve user protection across modern enterprises. The session highlights how Zscaler applies its Zero Trust architecture internally to reduce attack surface, protect critical systems and improve threat response as cyberattacks become more advanced.

The discussion covers practical examples from Zscaler’s own Zero Trust journey, including stronger access controls based on user and device posture, secure use of generative AI with data loss prevention and faster threat containment through ecosystem integrations. Attendees will also see how proactive defenses such as deception techniques help security teams detect incidents earlier and respond with greater precision. This webinar is designed for security teams looking to modernize user protection using AI driven Zero Trust strategies.

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This webinar showcases how advanced automation and AI can elevate third party risk management programs beyond basic compliance. Through a live demonstration of the ProcessUnity platform, the session shows how organizations can modernize TPRM by improving visibility, speeding up assessments and reducing manual effort across the entire risk lifecycle. The discussion focuses on building a program that scales as demands increase, rather than simply keeping pace with current requirements.

Attendees will see how AI driven assessment cycles, integrated data sources and configurable workflows help teams validate controls, engage vendors more efficiently and automate routine tasks with minimal intervention. The session also highlights flexible scoring models and dashboards that adapt to different risk domains. This webinar is designed for teams looking for a practical path to future proof TPRM operations and stay ahead of evolving third party risk expectations.

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This session examines how deepfakes, AI generated impersonations and synthetic narratives are becoming a central tool for social engineering attacks. The speakers explain why traditional security training no longer prepares users for messages, voices or videos that feel convincingly real and show how attackers use plausibility and framing to make impersonations seem trustworthy. Real incidents are reviewed to illustrate where human judgment breaks down and how stronger cognitive defenses could have prevented compromise.

The webinar introduces practical methods employees can use to verify suspicious content, even when it sounds or looks familiar. It also highlights KnowBe4’s new deepfake training materials that allow organizations to create realistic, leadership based examples to build user awareness. Attendees leave with strategies to help their workforce stay calm, think critically and recognize AI driven manipulation, along with ways to show leaders measurable risk reduction.

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This threat briefing focuses on the current eSkimming landscape and explains how modern attacks are bypassing controls many organizations rely on today. Based on findings from the Source Defense 2025 Threat Landscape Report, the session examines how attackers evade CSP, SRI, payment page monitoring, iFrame hardening and even outsourced payment models. It highlights why compliance aligned setups can still leave real gaps across the customer journey.

The discussion breaks down recent large scale campaigns, evolving attacker tradecraft and why payment page only monitoring often misses upstream risk. Attendees will gain a clearer way to pressure test existing controls, identify blind spots and strengthen evidence for PCI and audit readiness. This webinar is designed for merchants, security leaders, GRC teams, SOC analysts and engineers responsible for protecting web applications and customer data.

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This session highlights the latest evolution of the LogRhythm SIEM platform and how it is being updated to meet the needs of the modern security operations center. The webinar introduces new capabilities designed to help security teams respond faster to threats, reduce investigation complexity and improve overall operational efficiency as attack methods continue to evolve.

The discussion focuses on recent platform enhancements that strengthen detection, streamline workflows and support smarter decision making across the SOC. Attendees will see how LogRhythm SIEM is moving toward a more intuitive and scalable approach, giving teams the tools they need to stay ahead in a rapidly changing security landscape.

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This session focuses on cognitive warfare and how narrative attacks are increasingly used to influence perception, trust, and decision making across societies and institutions. It explains how digital platforms and advances in artificial intelligence have accelerated the scale and impact of coordinated information campaigns, turning narratives into powerful tools for manipulation.

The webinar brings together Blackbird.AI, the Center for Information Advantage and Effectiveness, and the DISARM Foundation to examine how modern adversaries weaponize information and distort truth. Speakers discuss the real world consequences of these campaigns and outline how governments, civil society, academia, journalists, and technology companies can work together to defend against them. The discussion highlights a unified approach to narrative defense by combining open frameworks, AI driven analysis, and cross sector collaboration to protect institutions in the age of AI powered influence operations.

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This webinar reviews the most critical security vulnerabilities patched over the past month and explains why rapid patching is essential to reducing risk. Action1 experts break down high impact Microsoft and third party vulnerabilities that are actively relevant to today’s threat landscape and highlight which issues deserve immediate attention before attackers exploit them.

The session also provides practical guidance on patch prioritization and shares proven approaches for updating endpoints quickly and efficiently. Attendees will gain clear recommendations on accelerating patch deployment and improving vulnerability response across their environment, including techniques to complete endpoint patching within a 24 hour window.

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AI adoption is accelerating, but the real risk lies in limited visibility into sensitive data across cloud, SaaS, and AI workflows. This webinar focuses on how organizations can regain control by using Data Security Posture Management as the foundation for protecting data in GenAI environments, where traditional DLP alone falls short. The discussion explains why understanding where data lives, who can access it, and how it moves is critical as AI usage expands.

The session shows how DSPM delivers the visibility and context needed to identify exposure before data reaches GenAI tools, including shadow AI and unsanctioned SaaS. It also explains how combining DSPM with SSE and modern DLP enables real time policy enforcement across web, SaaS, private applications, and unmanaged devices. Attendees will walk away with practical guidance for reducing data leakage risk and operationalizing DSPM as part of a modern data security strategy.

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Modern browsers have become a primary target for advanced cyber attacks, including techniques like HTML smuggling and zero day exploitation. This webinar focuses on how the Zscaler Zero Trust Browser turns the browser itself into a frontline security control, protecting users while maintaining speed and productivity. The session explains how browser based isolation and real time threat neutralization help organizations reduce risk without disrupting daily work.

The discussion also covers how in browser controls prevent data exposure, how secure viewing and sandboxing stop malicious files, and how generative AI usage can be secured without limiting innovation. Attendees will gain a clear view of how Zero Trust Browser technology addresses evolving web threats while delivering near native performance for end users.

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Zero Trust is a security model centered on the idea that data access should not be solely based on network location. It requires users and systems to strongly prove their identities and trustworthiness and enforces fine-grained identity-based authorization rules before allowing them to access applications, data, and other systems. But, implementing Zero Trust for cloud environments hasn’t always been straightforward.

With StrongDM’s Zero Trust Privileged Access Management platform, you can ensure that identities operate within highly flexible identity-aware networks that reduce surface area, eliminate unneeded pathways to data, and provide straightforward outer security guardrails.

Moving to a Zero Trust security model starts with evaluating your workload portfolio and determining where the enhanced flexibility and security of Zero Trust would provide the greatest benefits.

Join StrongDM and AWS for this 90 minute technical workshop. You’ll get hands-on experience with the product and learn how to use StrongDM to achieve Zero Trust access patterns across different AWS services and the management console. Our technical experts will be there every step of the way! You’ll receive instructions prior to the webinar to get set up and then you'll work through the learning objectives together (refer to the technical requirements here).

Learning Objectives:

How to apply Zero Trust patterns to managed AWS database services, including setting up Just-In-Time access workflows How to apply Zero Trust patterns for access to SSH resources

Get registered today - signup will end 24hrs before the start of the workshop.

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Identity based attacks are placing growing pressure on traditional identity governance tools, often leaving organizations reacting too late. This webinar examines how Identity Threat Detection and Response capabilities within One Identity Manager enable a more proactive approach to identity security.

The discussion covers how automated playbooks can detect policy violations, respond consistently to threats, and support compliance across identity systems. Real world threat scenarios are used to show how ITDR improves response speed and reduces risk tied to identity driven attacks.

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Healthcare security and compliance leaders will get a clear view of what 2026 is shaping up to look like in this virtual exchange focused on rising cyber threats, tighter regulations, and real world constraints. The session centers on how hospitals and health systems can prepare for upcoming changes to the HIPAA Security Rule, growing enforcement pressure, and new state level requirements that are likely to influence national policy.

The discussion brings together industry experts and healthcare leaders to share practical insight on threat trends, regulatory expectations, and building sustainable cyber programs with limited resources. Attendees will hear how large health systems are approaching resilience, governance, and AI driven innovation, along with realistic guidance on strengthening risk management and operational readiness for the year ahead.

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Truesec Connect 2026 is a full day cybersecurity event designed for IT managers, CISOs, and senior decision makers who want a clear outlook on the evolving threat landscape. The event focuses on the latest cybersecurity trends, emerging attack techniques, and the practical steps organizations can take to strengthen their security posture going into the new year.

Attendees gain insights directly from experienced cybersecurity experts who work hands on with modern threats. The event emphasizes real world knowledge, peer level discussions, and meaningful networking with other security leaders. With an all inclusive format that includes access to Truesec specialists, curated content, and professional networking, Truesec Connect offers a focused and practical environment for leaders responsible for protecting their organizations.

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This session focuses on how cyber risk and human capital risk are becoming tightly linked for small and midsize businesses heading into 2026. The discussion looks at how hybrid work, compliance pressure and the concentration of employee data inside HR systems are expanding the attack surface. Rather than tool failures, the conversation centers on how people driven issues often cause incidents to escalate.

SensCy CTO Dave Kelly and collabPEO CEO Maria Silamianos share practical insights from real world experience across hundreds of organizations. They explain where risk commonly appears inside HR processes and culture, why employee data has become an attractive target and what leadership teams can do in the near term to reduce exposure without adding new software. The session concludes with an invitation to a guided risk evaluation that helps establish a clearer baseline across both HR and cybersecurity readiness.

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