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29th April 2026 | AKJ Associates: e-Crime & Cybersecurity Austria 2026
This conference focuses on Austria’s national and enterprise-level cybersecurity priorities. Speakers from both government and industry explore how digital transformation, regulation, and cross-border cooperation shape Austria’s security landscape.
With practical sessions on data protection, risk management, and threat response, the event offers guidance for building more resilient operations. Participants can expect pragmatic conversations centered on solutions that work in the Austrian context.
Physical • Paid • Part of AKJ Associates
4th September 2026 | DevOpsDays: Graz 2026
DevOpsDays Graz brings together developers, IT operations specialists, and security practitioners who want to improve collaboration across modern technology teams. As part of the international DevOpsDays movement, the event focuses on automation, testing frameworks, infrastructure operations, and integrating security into development practices.
The conference combines expert presentations with open space discussions that encourage dialogue and shared learning. DevOpsDays Graz provides a platform for professionals to exchange practical insights, explore new approaches, and strengthen cooperation between development, operations, and security teams.
Physical • Paid • Part of DevOpsDays
16th March 2026 | Global Fraud Summit 2026
The Global Fraud Summit is a high-level international event focused on strengthening cooperation against fraud in an increasingly digital and interconnected world. Hosted in Vienna, the summit brings together government leaders, law enforcement agencies, international organizations, private sector stakeholders, civil society, and academic experts. Its core objective is to move beyond discussion and drive coordinated action through shared commitments, policy alignment, and practical collaboration across borders.
Cyber-enabled fraud, digital financial crime, and technology-driven exploitation are central to the conversations, reflecting the growing overlap between fraud prevention and cybersecurity. Sessions emphasize intelligence sharing, regulatory coordination, and joint operational responses to complex fraud networks. By convening decision-makers and practitioners in one setting, the summit aims to improve collective resilience, strengthen enforcement capabilities, and support long-term strategies that address both traditional fraud and emerging cyber-related threats.
Physical • Paid • Part of UNODC
14th March 2026 | International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Applications (AIAP) 2026
The 13th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Applications (AIAP) 2026 is a global research-focused event dedicated to advancing the theory and practice of artificial intelligence. The conference provides an international forum for researchers, practitioners, and industry professionals to present original work, exchange ideas, and explore emerging directions across modern AI systems and applications.
AIAP 2026 covers a broad range of topics relevant to cybersecurity, including AI safety, adversarial machine learning, trustworthy systems, and AI-driven threat detection. By encouraging responsible innovation and cross-disciplinary collaboration, the conference supports the secure deployment of AI technologies in real-world environments. Its peer-reviewed program emphasizes rigor, relevance, and practical impact, making it valuable for professionals working at the intersection of AI research and cybersecurity challenges.
Physical • Paid • Part of AIRCC Publishing Corporation
11th March 2026 | HXZ.ONE #2 2026
HXZ.ONE #2 2026 is a compact IT security conference designed to make cybersecurity accessible, engaging, and practical for a broader audience. Hosted in Salzburg, the event brings together security professionals, industry practitioners, and interested attendees for a focused one-day program. With a limited number of speakers and sessions, the conference emphasizes quality discussions, real-world experience, and direct interaction rather than large-scale presentations.
The agenda covers a wide range of cybersecurity topics through keynotes, lightning talks, workshops, and interactive sessions. Discussions focus on current security challenges, compliance requirements, and practical approaches to protecting digital environments. By keeping the format small and community driven, HXZ.ONE #2 encourages open exchange, networking, and hands-on learning, making it especially valuable for professionals who want clear insights without the noise of larger conferences.
Physical • Paid • Part of IT-Wachdienst