Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Two-day technical cybersecurity conference in London covering offensive and defensive security disciplines
- Core topics include artificial intelligence, malware analysis, social engineering, forensics, penetration testing and government cybersecurity
- Hands-on elements include Capture The Flag competitions, hackathons and hackable badges
- Designed for security practitioners from junior analysts to senior technical leaders
- Features speakers from organisations including SANS Institute and the UK National Cyber Security Centre
About the Event
CyberThreat 2026 is a two-day, in-person conference held in London that brings together Europe’s cybersecurity community. The event combines technical presentations from established experts and emerging talent with interactive challenges designed to develop practical skills. Attendees can participate in Capture The Flag competitions, hackathons and team problem-solving exercises using the latest devices and products.
Technical Focus Areas
The conference programme spans both offensive and defensive security disciplines. Sessions address artificial intelligence applications in security, malware analysis techniques, social engineering tactics, digital forensics methodologies and penetration testing practices. Government cybersecurity concerns also feature prominently, reflecting the involvement of the UK National Cyber Security Centre.
Who Should Attend
CyberThreat 2026 targets technical cybersecurity professionals working in hands-on security roles. The audience includes penetration testers, incident responders, digital forensics specialists, malware analysts and security operations staff. Attendees typically work within IT security departments, government agencies and private sector organisations. The content is structured to benefit practitioners at all experience levels, from junior analysts seeking foundational skills to senior technical leaders looking to stay current with evolving threats and techniques.