Cybersecurity Conferences 2026 - 2027

This session examines the risks created by AI agents making decisions without proper governance. It introduces the concept of the authority gap, where autonomous systems act beyond defined human oversight using models not designed for machine-driven execution. The discussion focuses on why this gap creates security, compliance, and accountability challenges.

The webinar outlines how to align machine actions with human intent through stronger governance practices. It highlights the importance of centralized visibility, auditability, and replacing opaque systems with transparent controls. Attendees will gain practical insight into governing AI-driven processes and ensuring actions are traceable and compliant with organizational and regulatory expectations.

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Managing patching across diverse systems is a critical part of maintaining secure infrastructure. This event explores how an organization runs its entire patch management program using a unified approach across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments, including workstations and servers.

It provides a practical view of patching operations, including workflows for regular updates and responses to zero-day vulnerabilities. Real-world examples such as Log4j and software supply chain incidents are used to illustrate incident handling and risk mitigation. Attendees will gain insight into maintaining asset visibility, improving third-party coverage, and using automation and policy to prioritize critical issues while reducing operational overhead.

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NAVITECH 2026 is a major international trade exhibition focused on navigation systems, transport telematics, geoinformation technologies, and related digital innovations. Held at the Expocentre Fairgrounds in Moscow, it brings together hardware manufacturers, software developers, telematics platform providers, mapping application companies, and industry professionals to explore the latest advancements in mobility solutions, satellite navigation, and data driven technologies. The event showcases products and services spanning intelligent transport systems, connected vehicles, and transport monitoring platforms, with a strong emphasis on technological integration and real world applications.

A significant aspect of NAVITECH 2026 is its inclusion of cybersecurity themes within transport telematics and smart mobility, reflecting growing industry concern over protecting critical digital infrastructure in vehicles and transport networks. The exhibition environment encourages business networking, strategic partnerships, and knowledge exchange among end users, integrators, and suppliers, making it relevant for professionals interested in how navigation and telematics intersect with data security, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies.

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Human identities play a central role in many modern security breaches as privilege expands beyond traditional IT administrators to developers, cloud teams, data professionals, and business users. As organizations adopt cloud services, automation, and AI systems, machines increasingly act on behalf of people, creating additional complexity in managing access. This webinar examines how privilege spreads across environments and why siloed identity tools often leave critical security blind spots.

The session explores how fragmented identity and access systems make it difficult to understand where privilege exists and how it is being used. Speakers will present real world examples of non IT roles carrying significant privileges and discuss how attackers exploit these gaps. Attendees will learn why securing privilege requires a unified visibility and governance approach rather than isolated identity controls.

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Industrial environments often struggle to balance operational visibility with strict security controls, especially when moving data between OT and IT networks. Many organizations must share operational data with enterprise systems while protecting critical infrastructure from cyber threats. This webinar explores how hardware enforced one way communication technologies can enable secure data transfer without introducing new attack paths.

The session examines how protocol filtering data diodes support secure data movement across air gapped or cross domain environments. Speakers will discuss practical use cases such as historian replication, SCADA integration, and sending operational data to enterprise analytics platforms. Attendees will also learn how these architectures align with Zero Trust principles and regulatory frameworks including NERC CIP, IEC 62443, and other industrial cybersecurity requirements.

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The Assured PNT Summit 2026 brings together leaders from the U.S. military, federal government, industry, and academia to address the growing risks facing positioning, navigation, and timing systems. As GPS remains a critical dependency for military, civil, and commercial operations, the summit focuses on strengthening resilience against jamming, spoofing, and cyber threats that could disrupt national security and economic stability.

Through high level discussions and town hall style engagement, the event explores how the United States is modernizing GPS and developing complementary PNT technologies. Sessions emphasize governance, policy alignment, and technical innovation to ensure reliable PNT services in contested environments. For cybersecurity and defense professionals, the summit provides valuable insight into securing critical infrastructure and maintaining operational trust in an increasingly complex threat landscape.

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Vulnerability and patch management often create friction between IT and security teams, balancing the need for rapid remediation with maintaining system stability. This webinar explores how organizations can align IT operations and security priorities to reduce exposure without disrupting production environments. The session focuses on modern approaches to managing vulnerabilities more efficiently while avoiding tool sprawl and operational complexity.

Attendees will learn how to transition from reactive patching to a structured and scalable remediation strategy. The discussion highlights how to prioritize vulnerabilities based on real risk, streamline patching processes across environments, and improve collaboration between IT and security teams. The webinar provides practical guidance for accelerating remediation, reducing backlogs, and achieving measurable security improvements without compromising uptime.

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Rapid expansion across IT, business, and industrial environments is increasing identity related risk. This webinar examines how agentic AI, automated services, IoT, and smart grids are reshaping identity management. As human identities remain prone to error and non human identities multiply at scale, traditional identity and access management approaches are reaching their limits. The session focuses on reducing exposure without slowing agility, automation, or innovation.

Speakers Bernard Debauche, Product Director, and Matt Malarkey, Solution Architect at cyberelements, present how their Zero Trust IAM platform helps regain control over both human and non human identities. They will outline key capabilities and share practical use cases from real world deployments.

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Oracle AI World Tour 2026 brings free one-day events to major cities worldwide. These gatherings let participants hear from Oracle leaders, technology partners, and local business professionals about the newest breakthroughs in AI-powered cloud applications, databases and infrastructure. Attendees will get a firsthand look at the latest Oracle AI capabilities, real world use cases and practical strategies for integrating AI into business operations across sectors.

The tour encourages networking with peers, sharing ideas with Oracle’s partner community and seeing how companies around the world apply AI for competitive advantage. For organizations focused on security and compliance, sessions on cloud infrastructure and identity-and-access management are especially relevant. The event offers a chance to learn how AI may accelerate transformation while keeping data and workloads secure and well governed.

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Regulatory compliance alone is not enough to protect mortgage organizations from modern cyber threats. This 45 minute webinar features Mike Gillan, CEO of BlokSec, and Salman Marediya, Manager of Security Operations at 8Twelve Mortgage Corp., discussing real world risks facing the industry. The session examines advanced AI phishing, credential stuffing, and other credential based attacks that continue to bypass traditional defenses.

Speakers address why meeting regulatory requirements can leave critical security gaps and explain the limitations of legacy multi factor authentication. The discussion also explores the shift toward passwordless authentication and shares practical insights from 8Twelve Mortgage Corp. on evaluating risk and protecting sensitive financial workflows.

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Security Days 2026 is a cybersecurity conference organized by GÉANT, focused on protecting trust, collaboration, and open research across Europe and beyond. The event brings together security professionals, network engineers, incident responders, and CISOs from national research and education networks and connected institutions. It emphasizes the role of shared responsibility and coordinated defense in addressing modern cyber threats affecting the research and education sector.

Under the theme "Securing Tomorrow Together," the conference explores practical and strategic approaches to cybersecurity through keynotes, case studies, and collaborative discussions. Topics include cloud security, cyber resilience, community engagement, governance, and the human factor in security operations. Designed as a working forum, the event encourages knowledge exchange and collaboration, helping participants translate shared experience into actionable solutions for building stronger and more resilient security communities.

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Nutanix.NEXT 2026 is a global enterprise technology conference focused on hybrid cloud, enterprise AI, and modern application platforms. While not exclusively focused on cybersecurity, the event includes strong security relevance through sessions on cloud security architecture, data protection, zero trust models, and securing AI driven workloads. Discussions address how organizations can manage growing data volumes while maintaining governance, compliance, and resilience across hybrid and multi cloud environments.

Cybersecurity leaders attending benefit from insights into securing cloud native applications, protecting sensitive enterprise data, and reducing risk in complex infrastructures. The event brings together IT, cloud, and security professionals to explore practical approaches for aligning security with performance and scalability goals. Through expert led sessions and peer discussions, attendees gain clarity on managing cyber risk as enterprise environments become more distributed and data intensive.

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Recent exploit intelligence findings reveal how vulnerabilities are actively used in real-world attacks, highlighting the gap between disclosed risks and actual exploitation. Analysis of 2025 data shows shifts in threat actor behavior, the rise of routinely targeted vulnerabilities, and increasing noise from fake proof-of-concept exploits that can mislead defenders.

Insights from the 2026 report break down which CVEs were most exploited, why attackers and researchers prioritized them, and how trends such as AI-generated content are impacting risk assessment. It also examines changes in global threat activity, including the rise and decline of exploits linked to specific regions, helping organizations better understand where to focus defensive efforts.

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AI agents are increasingly interacting with web applications, making it difficult to distinguish between legitimate automation and malicious activity. As these agents mimic human behavior and bypass traditional controls like CAPTCHAs, organizations face growing challenges in detecting fraud and enforcing trust.

The content examines how identity-based approaches can improve AI agent detection and control. It covers limitations of traditional bot detection, common fraud patterns such as credential stuffing and data scraping, and the role of cryptographic verification in identifying authorized agents. Attendees will gain insight into applying least-privilege access and policy enforcement to reduce risk while maintaining seamless user and agent interactions.

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CrowdTour Minneapolis brings together cybersecurity and IT professionals for a one-day event focused on stopping breaches faster and securing modern enterprise environments. Designed for SOC analysts, security leaders, and practitioners, the program explores how organizations are adapting to AI-driven threats and evolving attack techniques.

Attendees will experience expert-led sessions and customer stories from the front lines, along with practical insights into AI-powered defense and SOC transformation. The event also highlights innovations from the CrowdStrike Falcon platform and concludes with an opportunity to connect with peers during a dedicated networking session.

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The CERIAS Security Symposium 2026 marks the 27th edition of this well respected cybersecurity event, bringing together researchers, industry professionals, and government experts to discuss current and emerging security challenges. Hosted by CERIAS at Purdue University, the symposium is known for its strong academic foundation combined with real world cybersecurity applications, making it valuable for both technical and strategic audiences.

The event focuses on advancing cybersecurity knowledge through expert led talks, research presentations, and collaborative discussions. Topics commonly span cyber defense, risk management, emerging threats, and the intersection of technology and policy. With its long standing reputation and in person format, the CERIAS Security Symposium continues to serve as a trusted forum for learning, collaboration, and shaping the future direction of cybersecurity research and practice.

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Organizations managing Microsoft DNS and DHCP environments face increasing pressure to modernize infrastructure while maintaining availability and security. This webinar explores how phased modernization can introduce improved visibility and control without disrupting existing services. The session focuses on integrating unified management capabilities alongside current systems to support hybrid and distributed environments.

Attendees will learn practical strategies for scaling branch operations, introducing flexible deployment models, and improving infrastructure resilience. The discussion highlights how organizations can prioritize modernization efforts based on their environment while maintaining continuity. The webinar provides guidance on evolving network and infrastructure management in a way that supports both operational efficiency and security requirements.

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The ChannelPro LIVE & DEFEND 2026 series is a nationwide suite of events bringing together IT professionals, managed service providers, and cybersecurity experts across multiple U.S. cities. Each stop in the series offers hands-on learning, live demonstrations, and in-depth discussions covering the latest cybersecurity threats, best practices for secure IT management, and emerging trends in business technology. Attendees will gain actionable insights to protect their organizations while enhancing operational efficiency, all within a collaborative and interactive setting.

Across the Orlando, Columbus, Charlotte, Chicago, Parsippany, Alexandria, Dallas, and Anaheim locations, ChannelPro LIVE & DEFEND 2026 provides opportunities to connect with leading vendors, participate in workshops, and attend keynote sessions from industry thought leaders. The series emphasizes practical solutions for real-world cybersecurity challenges, fostering knowledge-sharing among professionals and offering a comprehensive view of the evolving security landscape. Each event is designed to equip IT teams with the tools and expertise they need to secure digital environments effectively.

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Data sovereignty is becoming a critical concern for organizations operating in Europe as regulations such as DORA and NIS2 evolve. Even when data is stored within the EU, control and ownership may still reside with external providers, creating compliance and security risks.

The discussion focuses on the challenges of maintaining true control over SaaS data, including risks tied to vendor dependency and jurisdictional exposure. It explores strategies for ensuring data remains secure, portable, and fully owned within EU boundaries. Attendees will gain insight into managing backups independently, supporting regulatory compliance, and strengthening resilience through improved data governance and sovereignty practices.

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As organizations deploy AI agents to make decisions and execute actions, gaps in governance and accountability are emerging. This webinar explores the concept of the authority gap, where autonomous systems operate without clear alignment to human intent or oversight. The session focuses on the risks introduced by ungoverned AI actions and the need for stronger control frameworks.

Attendees will learn how to implement centralized visibility, enforce governance, and establish verifiable audit trails for AI driven processes. The discussion highlights how aligning machine actions with human defined policies improves traceability and supports compliance. The webinar provides practical guidance on governing AI systems to ensure accountability, reduce risk, and maintain control in environments where autonomous agents operate at scale.

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This webinar examines how Arctic Wolf is applying agentic AI within its Aurora® Superintelligence Platform and Aurora Agentic SOC to improve cybersecurity operations. It focuses on how AI can enhance detection speed, investigation accuracy, and response while maintaining trust and control in security environments.

Led by Arctic Wolf experts, the session connects these capabilities to real challenges faced by security teams. Drawing on insights from thousands of customer environments, it provides practical context on operationalizing AI in the SOC. Attendees will gain a clearer view of how agentic AI can be used to strengthen security outcomes and support more effective threat detection and response.

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Cyber Leaders' Summits are exclusive, invite-only events for senior cyber and information security leaders. These summits focus on creating value through meaningful connections, cross-industry discussions, and high-level networking. Attendees can network with peers in a relaxed setting, learn from influential cyber community members, and engage in pre-qualified meetings with leading solution providers, all designed to enhance their professional impact and decision-making capabilities.

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IAM Tech Day Orlando 2026 is the first United States edition of the IAM Tech Day conference series, bringing top level identity and access management content to cybersecurity professionals in Orlando. The event features expert led keynotes, interactive panels, and sessions focused on the latest IAM trends, strategies, and challenges. Attendees engage with insights on identity governance, privileged access management, customer identity solutions, automated access controls, and emerging cybersecurity practices relevant to securing digital identities across enterprise systems.

The Florida based conference also creates space for networking and collaboration among industry professionals, providing access to peers, thought leaders, and technology partners from the global cybersecurity community. By blending educational content with opportunities to connect and share experiences, IAM Tech Day Orlando supports professional development and encourages deeper understanding of identity security challenges and solutions in today’s threat landscape.

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The rise of AI is enabling cybercriminals to execute more advanced and scalable attacks, increasing the urgency for stronger defensive strategies. This webinar explores how AI is enhancing attacker capabilities and why traditional security models are no longer sufficient. The session focuses on how organizations can adopt a Zero Trust approach to prevent AI driven threats from breaching their environments.

Attendees will learn how Zero Trust principles can limit attack surfaces and enforce strict access controls across systems. The discussion also covers practical steps for implementing a proactive defense framework that keeps threats outside the environment. The webinar provides actionable guidance on strengthening security posture and defending against increasingly sophisticated, AI enabled cyberattacks.

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The 2026 TEAMZ Web3 & AI Summit 2026 offers a unique convergence of Web3, blockchain, AI, and Japanese culture held at the historic Happo‑en in Tokyo. Attendees get more than a standard tech conference. They can join keynote sessions, panel discussions, exhibitions, and immersive cultural performances that blend tradition and innovation. The event brings together entrepreneurs, developers, investors, innovators, and enthusiasts from around the world seeking to explore the next wave of Web3 and AI technologies, network, and collaborate.

For those interested in emerging security, privacy, and decentralization trends, the summit offers valuable insight into how blockchain and AI can influence secure digital identity, decentralized networks, and data integrity. The mix of technical content, global participation, and cultural immersion positions TEAMZ Web3 & AI Summit 2026 as a standout event for anyone looking to engage with the cutting edge of Web3 and AI while exploring opportunities in business, investment, and technology.

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As organizations expand cloud environments and adopt AI technologies, the need for stronger governance, risk, and compliance practices continues to grow. This webinar examines how enterprises can modernize their GRC programs by connecting identity management, security operations, and continuous compliance. The session highlights the challenges many organizations face with fragmented identity data, manual evidence collection, and point in time audits that do not accurately reflect their real security posture.

Speakers will discuss practical approaches for building a modern GRC stack that improves visibility and coordination across identity, security, and compliance teams. Attendees will learn strategies for reducing manual compliance tasks, maintaining continuous audit readiness, and scaling compliance across multiple frameworks without duplicating controls while providing clearer assurance to auditors, customers, and internal stakeholders.

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Human risk remains a leading cause of security breaches, with traditional awareness programs often failing to drive lasting behavior change. As threats become more sophisticated, especially with AI-driven social engineering, organizations need more adaptive and personalized approaches to security training.

This live demonstration highlights how AI can transform security awareness by identifying high-risk users and delivering tailored training and phishing simulations. It covers the use of deepfake scenarios to prepare users for modern manipulation tactics and the automation of realistic phishing campaigns. Attendees will also see how continuous, data-driven training and a broad content library can improve engagement, reduce manual effort, and strengthen overall security culture.

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The NetDiligence Cyber Risk Summit Series is a leading forum dedicated to cybersecurity, cyber insurance, and risk management. Held in four key cities—Miami Beach, Toronto, San Diego, and Philadelphia—the series gathers industry experts, insurers, law firms, and security executives to explore current trends in cyber threats, data breach response, and the legal frameworks shaping cyber risk. Each summit provides a high-level platform for professionals to share insights, learn about new risk mitigation strategies, and discuss the evolving intersection between cybersecurity and business resilience.

Attendees can expect focused panel discussions, hands-on sessions, and networking opportunities designed to foster collaboration among the cyber insurance community and cybersecurity practitioners. NetDiligence’s long-standing reputation as a neutral and informed convenor makes the series a cornerstone of professional development in the field. Whether in the U.S. or Canada, every event in this series emphasizes actionable intelligence and best practices for effectively managing cyber incidents.

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The International Conference on Computing and Machine Intelligence (ICMI) 2026 is an IEEE affiliated academic conference that brings together researchers and professionals working across computing, artificial intelligence, and machine intelligence. The conference has direct relevance to cybersecurity through its technical tracks covering networking and security, AI driven security systems, intrusion detection, privacy, and secure cloud and 5G environments. These topics reflect the growing role of intelligent systems in defending modern digital infrastructure.

Held at King Faisal University in Al Ahsa, Saudi Arabia, the event provides a structured platform for presenting peer reviewed research with real world security implications. Accepted papers are presented orally and published in the official proceedings, with submission to IEEE Xplore. By connecting academia and industry, the conference supports collaboration on securing cyber physical systems, IoT environments, and data driven infrastructures.

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As AI reshapes the threat landscape, traditional security boundaries are disappearing and attack surfaces are expanding. This webinar explores how AI is accelerating cyber threats, reducing response times, and increasing complexity across identity, network, and endpoint environments. The session focuses on how security leaders are adapting to defend against AI powered adversaries in a rapidly evolving environment.

Attendees will gain insight into integrated security approaches that unify identity, network, and endpoint protection. The discussion highlights what strategies are proving effective and where gaps still exist as organizations adopt AI driven defenses. The webinar provides practical perspective on how to strengthen security posture and keep pace with increasingly sophisticated, AI enabled attacks.

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