Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- European conference addressing cybersecurity from technical deep-dives to executive governance and regulatory compliance
- Strong focus on NIS2, DORA, and CRA regulatory frameworks affecting critical infrastructure and enterprise security
- Covers IT and OT security convergence, AI security, quantum cryptography, and SOC operations
- Multi-track format with workshops, hands-on exercises including CTF and incident simulations
- Designed for CISOs, security managers, SOC teams, compliance officers, and technical specialists across finance, energy, telecom, and government sectors
About the Event
Deep Conference is a European information security event that brings together technical practitioners, business leaders, and security professionals to address cybersecurity challenges across organizational levels. The conference takes place at Falkensteiner Punta Skala in Croatia and operates across multiple tracks covering technical, operational, and leadership content. The format includes keynotes, panel discussions, hands-on workshops, and vendor demonstrations.
Technical and Operational Focus Areas
The technical programme spans threat intelligence, incident response, and SOC operations alongside application security topics including DevSecOps, secure SDLC, and SAST/DAST/SCA tooling. Cloud security, Kubernetes environments, and Zero Trust architectures feature prominently. Sessions also address red teaming, penetration testing, vulnerability management, and advanced detection technologies including XDR and eBPF.
OT and ICS security receives dedicated attention, reflecting the growing need to secure critical infrastructure and bridge IT and OT security practices. Emerging technology sessions cover AI and GenAI security implications, quantum computing, and post-quantum cryptography.
Regulatory and Governance Content
Governance, risk, and compliance programming addresses the European regulatory landscape, with particular emphasis on NIS2, DORA, and the Cyber Resilience Act. Sessions cover data protection, privacy frameworks, and legal considerations alongside practical approaches to third-party and supply chain risk management. The conference also examines human factors in security, including security culture development and user awareness programmes.
Sponsors and Technologies
Participating vendors include Fortinet, Microsoft, Thales, Radware, TXOne Networks, Rubrik, Trend Micro, Group-IB, and the United Nations International Computing Center. Technologies featured across sessions include digital twins, SOC-CMM maturity frameworks, and the Cyber Conflict Simulator.
Who Should Attend
The conference serves CISOs, CTOs, and C-level executives alongside corporate security managers, IT administrators, and SOC team members. Penetration testers, security consultants, auditors, and compliance officers will find relevant technical and governance content. The event also targets legal, risk, and data protection professionals, particularly those working in finance, energy, telecommunications, manufacturing, government, and critical infrastructure sectors.