Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Focuses on securing AI systems and defending against AI-enabled attacks
- Addresses governance, accountability and reliability challenges in AI-driven cybersecurity
- Designed for CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, security analysts and policy makers from public and private sectors
- Part of a global conference series with established editions in Europe and Canada
- Held at Nikkei Hall in Tokyo with talks, sessions and networking opportunities
About the Event
InCyber Forum Japan 2026 examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping digital security. The conference brings together cybersecurity professionals, industry leaders and stakeholders to discuss both the opportunities and risks AI presents. As part of a global series with editions in Europe and Canada, the forum provides a platform for collaboration across the international cybersecurity community.
AI Security and Governance
The programme addresses autonomous threat detection, AI-enabled attacks and the technical challenges of securing AI-driven systems. Sessions also cover governance frameworks, accountability structures and reliability requirements for AI in security contexts. A recurring theme is the evolving role of human expertise as AI capabilities expand, exploring how security professionals can adapt their skills and decision-making processes.
Who Should Attend
The event targets cybersecurity professionals, IT leaders, risk managers, executives and consultants. Attendees typically include CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, security analysts and policy makers from technology companies, consulting firms and government agencies. The programme serves both technical practitioners seeking to understand AI-related threats and executives responsible for governance and risk management decisions.
Partners and Sponsors
Supporting organisations include GMO Group, Assured, CHT Security, Cybergym Japan, DataSection, Dentsu Soken, Filigran, Forward Global, Nikkei, PwC Japan, S2W, Tosys, VLC Security and Wallonia.