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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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20th April 2026 | JCON Europe 2026

JCON Europe 2026 brings together Java developers, architects, and technology leaders for a community driven conference focused on modern software development, frameworks, and emerging technologies. While not exclusively focused on cybersecurity, the event’s AI track and future technology sessions introduce discussions about secure software design, responsible AI adoption, and protecting applications in modern development environments. These topics connect software engineering practices with security awareness across enterprise systems and cloud native applications.

Attendees participate in technical talks, live coding sessions, workshops, and one on one mentoring opportunities that support practical learning and collaboration. As developers explore AI assisted workflows, application architecture, and automation tools, the conference highlights the importance of building resilient, secure, and reliable software systems in today’s evolving technology landscape.

Physical • Paid • Part of JAVAPRO

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21st April 2026 | Cyber Threat Intelligence Conference 2026

The Cyber Threat Intelligence Conference 2026 in Munich continues a long standing effort to bring together CTI specialists from government, critical infrastructure, and private sector organizations. Attendees engage in discussions on proactive intelligence, adversary analysis, and operational methods that help teams anticipate and mitigate threat activity. Presentations and workshops support practitioners who rely on intelligence to strengthen their decision making and defensive strategies.

The conference environment encourages collaboration among experts who manage sensitive threat data and complex intelligence programs. Participants explore lessons learned from real incidents, learn new analytical models, and work together to advance trusted intelligence sharing. By focusing on practical techniques and cross sector cooperation, the event helps organizations improve resilience and better prepare for evolving cyber threats.

Physical • Paid • Part of FIRST

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22nd April 2026 | Third Party & Supply Chain Cyber Security Summit: Europe 2026

Third Party & Supply Chain Cyber Security Summit: Europe 2026 is a focused cybersecurity event addressing the growing risks introduced by third party relationships and complex supply chain ecosystems. The summit highlights real world case studies that demonstrate how organizations can implement effective end to end cybersecurity strategies when working with vendors, partners, and external service providers across critical business operations.

Led by senior information security professionals from multiple industries, the event offers practical insight into governance, risk management, and operational resilience. Attendees gain exposure to different industry perspectives while learning how to design security frameworks that extend beyond internal systems. The summit is designed for security leaders responsible for strengthening supply chain defenses and building long term resilience in an increasingly interconnected digital environment.

Physical • Paid • Part of GIA Global Group

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22nd April 2026 | Third Party & Supply Chain Cyber Security Summit: EMEA Edition 2026

The 10th Annual Third Party & Supply Chain Cyber Security Summit brings together senior Information Security & Cyber TPRM leaders to address one of today’s most urgent challenges: how to secure the extended enterprise in an era of escalating cyber threats and growing regulatory pressure.

As global supply chains digitize and interconnect, organizations face rising exposure from third parties, open source dependencies, and connected devices. At the same time, new mandates like NIS2, DORA, the Cyber Resilience Act, and the EU AI Act are redefining accountability — and requiring cross-functional, data-driven approaches to managing cyber risk.

Through keynote sessions, real-world case studies, roundtable discussions, and hands-on workshops, this summit delivers actionable insight into building secure, resilient, and compliant supply chains — from boardroom strategy to device-level defense.

Join us in Germany in April 2026 to shape the future of third party and supply chain cyber security.

Key Themes Include:

• End-to-End Supply Chain Cyber Risk Management • AI and Automation in TPRM • NIS2, DORA & EU AI Act: Regulatory Readiness • Legal, Contractual & Governance Aspects of TPRM • Cyber Safety & Ethical AI Implementation • Continuous Monitoring & Risk Intelligence • Open Source & SBOM Risk Management • OT/ICS and IoT Security in Third-Party Ecosystems • Cyber Resilience Act: Impacts on Industrial Supply Chains • Multi-Tier Risk Visibility & Resilience Strategies

Physical • Paid • Part of GIA Global Group

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23rd April 2026 | Agentic AI & Automation in Finance Summit: Frankfurt 2026

The Agentic AI and Automation in Finance Summit brings together technology leaders, security professionals, and financial decision makers to explore how autonomous AI systems are reshaping modern financial operations. The event focuses on real world adoption of agentic AI, intelligent automation, and advanced analytics within regulated financial environments. Strong emphasis is placed on governance, data protection, and secure deployment as organizations balance innovation with risk management.

From a cybersecurity perspective, the summit highlights the growing need to secure AI driven workflows, automated decision engines, and sensitive financial data. Sessions examine threat exposure created by automation, AI misuse risks, and control frameworks that support compliance and resilience. By connecting finance innovation with security strategy, the event provides practical insight for professionals responsible for protecting digital finance ecosystems.

Physical • Free • Part of Kinfos Events Private Limited

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