Cybersecurity Conferences in Germany

Name: Embedded World Exhibition & Conference 2026
Start: 2026-03-10T00:00:00.000000Z
Location: Germany

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Germany is an up-and-coming player in the field of cyber security. It is the fifth-largest market for cyber security products and services in Europe and continues to grow. As with many other countries across the globe, Germany is a major target for cyberattacks.

To combat the growing threat of cybercrime, Germany has been actively investing in strengthening its cyber security measures. The German government has invested heavily in both technology and personnel to ensure that it is well-protected against cyber threats. This includes the implementation of the German Cyber Security Strategy, which was designed to ensure that cybersecurity risks are adequately addressed.

To further support its efforts to protect against cyber threats, the German government has been encouraging networking between its members of the IT security community by organizing several conferences and events dedicated to cyber security. The Cyber Security Conference, held annually in Frankfurt, is one of the leading conferences for cybersecurity professionals in Germany. It provides attendees with a platform to network, explore the latest trends in cybersecurity, and collaborate on developing new strategies to strengthen cyber defense.

In addition to the Cyber Security Conference, other events such as the IT Security Summit and the International Cyber Security Forum have been organized to bring cyber security professionals from across the world to Germany. These events allow attendees to gain insight on the latest developments in cyber security in Germany and beyond.

The German government has also partnered with the “Cybersecurity for Europe” initiative to promote a more secure digital environment across Europe and to increase cooperation on cybersecurity issues. As a part of this measure, the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) holds yearly events to increase awareness of cyber threats and to communicate best practices to increase cyber security.

Germany has made great strides towards strengthening its cyber security measures. Its support for conferences and events focused on the cybersecurity industry allows professionals from across the globe to come together and collaborate on developing new strategies and best practices in the fight against cybercrime.

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3rd March 2026 | Generative AI DACH 2026

Generative AI DACH 2026 brings together the German-speaking region’s business and technology community to explore how generative and agentic artificial intelligence are reshaping organisations. Attendees will hear from companies that are turning experimental models into scalable applications and learn how to navigate data-model issues, LLM/SLM challenges, and the process of democratising AI across teams. The conference also addresses content security, complianc,e and change-management practices that are essential to adopting AI responsibly.

With a practical focus, the event features real-life use cases from industries and gives participants tools they can apply in their own settings. It offers a space for network building, peer-learning, and exposure to emerging frameworks that support robust business value from AI.

Physical • Paid • Part of IQPC

5th March 2026 | KEYCLOAK DevDay 2026

KEYCLOAK DevDay 2026 is a community focused cybersecurity and identity conference built around real world use of Keycloak for identity and access management. The event brings together maintainers, developers, operators, and security practitioners who work directly with authentication, authorization, and identity infrastructure. As an open source project supported by the CNCF and Red Hat, Keycloak plays a critical role in securing modern digital products and enterprise systems, making this event highly relevant for professionals working in identity security and access control.

For the first time, the conference runs as a two day event. The first day centers on technical talks and practical presentations, while the second day follows an unconference format shaped by participant discussions. This structure encourages deep technical exchange, hands on problem solving, and peer learning around secure identity architectures, deployment challenges, and emerging IAM best practices.

Physical • Paid • Part of Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)

10th March 2026 | Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) at Embedded World 2026

Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) at Embedded World 2026 invites participants to explore the open source automotive software platform and learn how contributors collaborate to build flexible and reliable in-vehicle systems. This event brings together developers, automotive engineers, and industry stakeholders who are interested in open software standards for cars. Attendees can see demonstrations of AGL’s work across the ecosystem and meet member organizations involved in shaping future automotive software. The event also offers participating members a chance to exhibit at no cost, giving them direct exposure among a technically engaged audience.

The booth is located at NürnbergMesse GmbH in Hall 4, Stand 4-209, inside the Messezentrum complex in Nuremberg. Since accommodations are not arranged by AGL, visitors must book their own lodging through the event’s hotel booking tool. Travel to the venue is convenient: the Messezentrum is about 13 km from Airport Nürnberg (NUE), and attendees can check the embedded world travel page for additional transport details.

Physical • Paid • Part of Linux Foundation

10th March 2026 | RISC-V at Embedded World 2026

RISC-V at Embedded World 2026 highlights how open computing is shaping the future of secure embedded systems. The event brings together developers, hardware designers, and security engineers who rely on transparent architectures to strengthen trust in modern devices. Since embedded systems often operate in high risk environments, the security potential of an open ISA is a central theme. Attendees gain insight into how customization, verifiable design, and hardware anchored protections support secure development across industries.

The RISC-V ecosystem continues to expand as organizations look for flexible platforms that allow stronger control over security features. The event explores how capabilities like memory protection, trusted execution, and hardware based identity can be implemented directly into RISC-V designs. This makes the platform valuable in cybersecurity fields such as IoT, automotive, medical technology, and industrial automation. By focusing on collaboration and technical transparency, RISC-V at Embedded World 2026 reinforces its role in building secure, resilient, and scalable computing foundations.

Physical • Paid • Part of Linux Foundation

10th March 2026 | Embedded World Exhibition & Conference 2026

Embedded World Exhibition & Conference 2026 unites the global embedded community with leading experts, industry players, and associations to explore embedded system technology from end to end. The event covers everything from hardware and software design to components, modules, operating systems, M2M communication, and complex system design. Developers, system architects, product managers, and technical leads will benefit from deep insight into current and future-oriented products and processes.

The conference stands out internationally because of its sharp focus on technology, innovation, and practical design challenges. Attending offers unique opportunities to discover new tools and approaches, connect with experts, and stay ahead in a fast-moving embedded ecosystem.

Physical • Paid • Part of NürnbergMesse GmbH