Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Virtual summit focused on modernizing security operations to counter AI-driven cyber threats
- Covers agentic AI, SOC automation, unified security architectures and digital sovereignty
- Designed for CISOs, SOC managers, incident responders and insider risk managers
- Features speakers from Fortinet, IDC and industry practitioners with live use cases
- Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits available for attendees
About the Event
The Fortinet Security Operations Summit (SecOps Summit) is a free global virtual event examining how security teams can adapt their operations to address increasingly sophisticated, AI-driven cyberattacks. The summit brings together Fortinet experts, IDC analysts and industry practitioners to share strategies for implementing agentic AI, automation and unified security architectures within security operations centres.
Sessions include keynote presentations, fireside chats, live use cases and customer stories. The event runs across multiple global time zones, with sessions available on demand following the live broadcast.
Core Topics and Technologies
The programme addresses AI-driven threat detection and response, SOC modernization, endpoint and workspace security, and digital sovereignty considerations. Speakers will discuss how automation and consolidation can reduce complexity in modern security environments while improving investigation and response times.
Technologies covered include FortiMail Workspace Security, FortiEndpoint, FortiAI and FortiSOC, all components of the Fortinet Security Fabric architecture. The summit presents these tools within the context of building connected, AI-native security operations.
Who Should Attend
The summit targets security leaders and practitioners responsible for threat detection, incident response and security operations strategy. This includes CISOs, SOC managers, incident responders and insider risk managers working in enterprise environments or managed security service providers. The content addresses organizations at various stages of their SecOps modernization efforts, from those beginning to evaluate unified platforms to teams already implementing AI-driven security tools.