Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Multi-day cybersecurity conference in Tel Aviv marking its 16th year, running alongside AI Week
- Covers AI in cyber defense and offense, quantum computing, national security, and critical infrastructure protection
- Designed for CISOs, CTOs, policymakers, government and military officials, investors, and academic researchers
- Partners include the Israel National Cyber Directorate, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Economy, and Tel Aviv Municipality
About Cyber Week 2026
Cyber Week 2026 brings together the international cybersecurity community at Tel Aviv University for its 16th annual gathering. The conference runs in parallel with AI Week, reflecting the growing convergence of artificial intelligence and security disciplines. The program includes plenary sessions, exhibitions, workshops, seminars, roundtables, and side events spanning both technical and executive-level content.
Core Topics and Technical Focus
Sessions address cybersecurity innovation, AI applications in both defensive and offensive security operations, quantum computing implications, vulnerability management, and incident response. The program also examines cyber resilience strategies for critical infrastructure and the evolving relationship between technology, policy, and national security. Global cyber policy and cross-border collaboration feature prominently, alongside analysis of emerging threat landscapes.
Government and Industry Participation
The event draws participation from government agencies, military representatives, and defense sector organizations alongside private industry. Partners include the Israel National Cyber Directorate, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Economy, and Tel Aviv Municipality. Associated events include BSides TLV and Cloud Security Alliance activities.
Who Should Attend
Cyber Week targets C-level security executives, cybersecurity practitioners, policymakers, government and military officials, investors, startup founders, and academic researchers. The conference serves organizations grappling with advanced cyber threats, AI-driven attacks, and the need for cross-sector collaboration to strengthen security postures.