Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Nordic cybersecurity conference addressing enterprise security, compliance and operational technology risks
- Covers ISO 27001 certification, AI’s impact on compliance and cyberattack early warning signs
- Designed for CISOs, CIOs, IT executives and public sector cybersecurity officials
- Features presentations, workshops, keynotes and an exhibition of technology providers
- Held 28 to 29 October 2026 at Helsinki Expo and Convention Centre
About Cyber Security Nordic 2026
Cyber Security Nordic 2026 brings together cybersecurity leaders, IT executives and public sector officials from across the Nordic region and beyond. The two day conference combines keynote presentations, specialized sessions, workshops and an exhibition floor featuring technology providers including Cyberday, Truesec, Elisa and WithSecure. ENISA (European Union Agency for Cybersecurity) is among the participating organizations, with Insta serving as a Gold Partner.
Core Topics and Technologies
The programme addresses the intersection of geopolitics, economics and cybersecurity strategy. Sessions examine how artificial intelligence is reshaping compliance requirements and explore rising cyber risks within operational technology environments. ISO 27001 compliance and certification receives dedicated coverage, alongside analysis of cyberattack progression patterns and early warning indicators. A broader theme focuses on strengthening Europe’s collective cyber defenses.
Enterprise and Public Sector Focus
The event spans IT, ICT, operational technology and public sector cybersecurity. Content addresses regulatory compliance navigation, managing cyber risks in industrial and operational environments, and building organizational resilience against evolving threats. Both private enterprise and government cybersecurity challenges are represented in the programme.
Who Should Attend
Cyber Security Nordic targets senior professionals responsible for cybersecurity strategy and implementation. The audience includes CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, IT Managers, Security Analysts, Compliance Officers and Government Cybersecurity Leads. The event serves both private sector executives seeking to address enterprise security challenges and public sector officials working on national and regional cyber defense initiatives.

