Cybersecurity Conferences 2026 - 2027

The TribalHub Cybersecurity Summit 2026 is a focused, in person cybersecurity event designed to strengthen cyber defenses across tribal governments, enterprises, healthcare systems, and gaming operations. The summit brings together tribal leaders, IT executives, and cybersecurity professionals to address real world cyber risks facing tribal nations. Through keynote sessions, expert led workshops, and collaborative discussions, attendees gain practical insight into governance, risk management, and smart cybersecurity investments that support long term resilience.

The event emphasizes peer collaboration and hands on learning through Tribal ISAC working groups, a dedicated vendor expo, and structured networking opportunities. Participants engage directly with industry specialists and tribal and federal partners to share proven strategies, explore emerging threats, and improve cyber readiness. The summit is designed for decision makers and technical leaders seeking actionable guidance tailored to the unique cybersecurity challenges of tribal organizations.

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2nd Fintech Week 2026 brings together a powerful community of fintech founders, entrepreneurs, investors, regulators, policymakers, technologists, academics, and media from across the globe. It's more than just a conference — it's a high-impact platform for driving collaboration, innovation, and transformation across the financial ecosystem. As we enter a new era of digital finance, the event will spotlight the most critical trends and innovations shaping the future — from real-time payments and cross-border solutions to digital identity, cybersecurity, embedded finance, open banking, AI-driven security, and regulatory evolution.

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The BOUSSIAS Information Security Conference 2026 is set to explore the evolving landscape of cybersecurity in Greece and on the global stage. As organizations face increasingly sophisticated threats, from supply chain attacks to the rise of deepfakes, the conference emphasizes how CISOs and security leaders must expand their roles beyond traditional protection. Attendees will gain insights into the convergence of IT and OT infrastructure, the implications of emerging regulations such as NIS2, and the transformative potential of artificial intelligence and quantum security in safeguarding enterprise operations.

Returning for its 13th edition, the conference highlights both the challenges and opportunities inherent in modern cybersecurity. Through expert discussions, case studies, and keynote presentations, participants will learn how innovation can be harnessed to build organizational resilience, drive strategic value, and foster trust. The event is tailored to security executives, IT managers, and cybersecurity professionals seeking actionable guidance on navigating a complex and rapidly changing threat landscape.

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Clients are demanding clear evidence that security controls are working, not vague assurances. This webinar focuses on how MSPs can move from reactive monitoring to continuous security assurance that proves value, builds trust, and supports stronger client relationships. The discussion centers on practical methods for turning day to day security activity into documented proof that clients can understand and rely on.

The session walks through a proven two part approach that combines proactive threat briefings with monthly reports that show threats blocked and risk reduced. Attendees will also see how shared threat intelligence helps MSPs stay ahead of emerging risks and communicate them before clients ask. Live demonstrations show how to deliver briefings and generate clear cybersecurity reports that support retention, competitive differentiation, and premium pricing.

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2nd Fintech Week 2026 brings together a powerful community of fintech founders, entrepreneurs, investors, regulators, policymakers, technologists, academics, and media from across the globe. It's more than just a conference — it's a high-impact platform for driving collaboration, innovation, and transformation across the financial ecosystem. As we enter a new era of digital finance, the event will spotlight the most critical trends and innovations shaping the future — from real-time payments and cross-border solutions to digital identity, cybersecurity, embedded finance, open banking, AI-driven security, and regulatory evolution.

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AI generated code can accelerate development, but it can also introduce hidden security gaps when assumptions go unchecked. This bootcamp focuses on securing so called vibe coding by helping teams control how AI is used in application development. Led by application security expert Michael Burch, the session shows how to turn loose feature ideas into clear specifications, define strong interface boundaries and prevent AI generated changes from weakening security posture.

The webinar also highlights practical operational controls that reduce risk in AI assisted workflows. Attendees will see how to enforce security rules consistently, flag AI touched code for deeper review and identify sensitive areas where automation should not take the lead. Designed for teams using AI to write or refactor code, this session emphasizes disciplined AppSec practices that balance speed with protection.

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The AFCEA North Carolina Innovation Summit 2026 is a premier gathering designed to connect national security professionals, industry leaders, academics, and nonprofit organizations to advance decision advantage across modern defense and security environments. Hosted at Fort Bragg, this summit offers a dynamic platform for knowledge-sharing and collaboration. Attendees will engage with the latest technologies, including AI, unmanned systems, and advanced networking solutions, while learning directly from industry partners who provide hands-on training and demonstrations. The event emphasizes talent development, allowing service members and professionals to explore opportunities with organizations actively seeking new team members.

The summit’s program features a combination of technical workshops, keynote addresses, and interactive sessions spread across three days. Leaders from government, academia, and industry will provide insights into emerging cybersecurity challenges and innovations. Evening events and additional activities in partnership with regional organizations such as the Robert E. Gray SCRA further enhance networking and professional development. Overall, AFCEA North Carolina Innovation Summit 2026 offers a comprehensive forum to explore cutting-edge solutions, foster collaboration, and strengthen the national security ecosystem.

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AI driven AML systems are becoming a core part of enterprise risk and security programs as regulators tighten expectations around model governance and control. This webinar focuses on how AI model risk management is evolving in AML and sanctions environments, and why these systems now represent a critical security and resilience concern for organizations handling sensitive financial data.

The session breaks down emerging regulatory expectations, including SR 11 7 and the EU AI Act, and explains how CROs and security leaders can ensure AI models remain transparent, validated, and defensible. Attendees will gain practical insight into managing model risk, strengthening oversight, and turning AML models into reliable risk intelligence as AI adoption accelerates toward 2026.

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Model risk governance in AML is becoming a board level issue as machine learning detection and generative AI tools expand across compliance programs. This webinar examines how regulatory expectations are evolving, from SR 11-7 to the EU AI Act, and what those changes mean for chief risk officers overseeing AML and sanctions frameworks.

Regulatory and model risk experts will outline how validation standards are shifting beyond technical checklists and into enterprise risk strategy. The discussion focuses on strengthening oversight, aligning AI driven AML models with governance requirements and preparing organizations for heightened scrutiny in 2026. Attendees will gain clarity on how to convert model performance into meaningful risk intelligence while maintaining compliance confidence.

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A real world look at how a global luxury brand transformed application security from a pipeline task into a full operational program. This webinar features an AppSec Director sharing how their team embedded risk management, vulnerability management, and resilience directly into the software lifecycle, using runtime evidence instead of static severity scores to guide decisions.

The discussion focuses on prioritizing real application risk, integrating AppSec into SOC and observability workflows, and extending protection safely into production. Attendees will hear how combining IAST, QA testing, and operational data helps reduce vulnerability noise while improving delivery speed. The session is designed for security leaders and teams responsible for protecting modern, distributed applications at scale.

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Healthcare phone systems have become a prime target for cybercriminals, putting patients, staff, and sensitive data at risk. This webinar focuses on how voice based attacks such as vishing, spoofed calls, robocalls, and AI generated impersonations are being used to reach patients directly and disrupt care inside hospitals and healthcare systems.

The session explains why patient facing phone systems remain under protected and how attackers exploit trust within clinical environments. Attendees will gain insight into how these threats affect patient safety, care delivery, and operational resilience, and why securing voice communications is now a critical part of healthcare cybersecurity and risk management.

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The session focuses on how organizations can prepare for post quantum threats as quantum computing moves closer to reality. It explains what Q Day means for modern cryptography and why attackers may use quantum encrypted traffic to conceal future attacks. The webinar covers the security risks tied to post quantum cryptography adoption and the potential blind spots across browsers, applications, and workloads.

Zscaler experts walk through how a quantum ready Security Service Edge can decrypt and inspect PQC encrypted sessions while supporting regulatory requirements. The discussion also highlights ways to reduce exposure to harvest now decrypt later attacks, apply zero trust and threat prevention policies without configuration changes, and address post quantum risks in IPsec tunnels using existing architectures.

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A modern endpoint management strategy is becoming essential as IT environments grow more complex. This webinar looks at how IT and MSP leaders can reduce risk, control costs, and improve security by aligning their endpoint strategy with current market expectations. The session translates insights from the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Management Tools into a practical framework that teams can use to evaluate vendors and strengthen day to day operations.

The discussion highlights key trends shaping endpoint management and explains how Gartner assesses vendors through execution and vision. Attendees will also see how automation across patching, monitoring, remote support, and backup supports stronger compliance and operational efficiency. Real world examples show how organizations have improved security posture and streamlined IT workflows through a modern endpoint management approach.

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The Swiss Cyber Security Days 2026 is the premier cybersecurity forum in Switzerland, designed to connect technology, research, politics, business, and the public. The event focuses on bridging knowledge gaps and providing insights into both current and future cybersecurity threats, while showcasing innovative solutions. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with national and international cybersecurity leaders, explore practical strategies, and gain a deeper understanding of how to protect digital environments in an increasingly complex threat landscape.

Visitors can look forward to Switzerland’s largest cybersecurity expo, where 90 renowned exhibitors will showcase their products and services. The event features two best practice stages, offering targeted presentations for government agencies, corporations, SMEs, and IT managers. This format encourages learning, networking, and collaboration, providing participants with actionable insights to strengthen their cybersecurity posture and stay ahead of emerging threats.

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Application security becomes far more effective when treated as an operational program rather than just a CI and CD scanning tool. This live discussion features an AppSec Director from a global French luxury company who explains how his team embeds risk management, vulnerability management and resilience directly into the software lifecycle. The session highlights how grounding decisions in runtime evidence and real world context leads to more accurate prioritization and stronger outcomes.

The conversation explores how mature AppSec programs reduce vulnerability noise by focusing on what is actually running and reachable, integrate security into SOC and observability workflows and combine IAST with QA testing to improve coverage. It also covers extending protections into production safely and aligning people, process and technology to secure distributed applications at scale.

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Identity-first security is reshaping how organizations protect access, users, and data in a distributed work environment. This webinar examines five key trends CISOs need to understand as identity becomes the foundation of modern security, from authentication and access control to entitlement governance and detection of identity-driven threats.

The discussion explains why traditional IAM approaches struggle in cloud-native, AI-enabled, and remote-first environments, and outlines how a unified identity-first strategy can improve resilience without adding friction for employees. Attendees will walk away with practical guidance on strengthening identity security and taking the first steps toward an identity-first future of work.

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This threat briefing focuses on how AI is actually being used in real world cyber attacks, separating exaggerated claims from operational reality. The session explains how threat actors are applying AI to amplify existing malware and disinformation tactics, and how media attention is being leveraged to increase pressure during extortion campaigns.

The discussion highlights current AI malware maturity, its impact on incident response, and recent case examples that show how attackers exploit public narratives. Attendees will gain practical guidance on applying intelligence led threat framing, monitoring AI service abuse, strengthening detections, and responding effectively without overreacting to hype.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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