Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- One-day summit addressing cybersecurity challenges in data centers, manufacturing, and AI-driven automation
- Designed for IT professionals, CISOs, security analysts, and manufacturing technology leaders
- Multi-session format with breakout sessions and continuing education credit opportunities
- Focus on securing critical digital infrastructure in increasingly automated environments
About the Event
Cyber Cheyenne 2026 is a one-day cybersecurity summit held at Laramie County Community College. The event brings together regional industry leaders to address the security challenges facing organizations that operate hyperscale data centers, manufacturing facilities, and AI-driven automation systems. The summit features multiple sessions led by cybersecurity experts, with breakout rooms and vendor exhibition space available throughout the venue.
Securing Data Centers, Manufacturing, and Automation
The summit concentrates on three interconnected areas of digital infrastructure protection. Data center security addresses the unique challenges of protecting hyperscale facilities that form the backbone of modern digital services. Manufacturing cybersecurity covers the operational technology environments where production systems increasingly connect to enterprise networks. AI-driven automation introduces new attack surfaces and defensive requirements as intelligent systems take on greater roles in industrial processes.
These topics reflect the growing convergence of IT and operational technology, where traditional network security must integrate with industrial control systems and automated processes. The summit examines how organizations can maintain reliability, safety, and trust as their digital infrastructure becomes more complex and interconnected.
Who Should Attend
Cyber Cheyenne 2026 targets professionals responsible for protecting digital infrastructure and industrial systems. The primary audience includes:
- Chief Information Security Officers and IT managers overseeing enterprise security programs
- Security analysts working in data center or manufacturing environments
- Manufacturing technology leaders managing operational technology security
- Professionals implementing or securing automation systems
Continuing Education and Networking
The summit offers continuing education credit opportunities for attendees seeking professional development. The in-person format, with its combination of ballroom sessions, breakout rooms, and vendor tables, provides structured networking opportunities for regional cybersecurity professionals to share knowledge and build connections within the industrial cybersecurity community.