Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Examines hybrid threat trends affecting European critical infrastructure through April 2027
- Covers sabotage tactics, drone attacks, and GPS jamming targeting railways, airports, and defense supply chains
- Introduces the concept of “gig-saboteur” networks as an emerging threat vector
- Designed for CISOs, threat analysts, defense operators, and government agencies including NATO
About the Event
Europe’s Hybrid Threat Outlook 2026 is a 45-minute virtual webinar hosted by Osavul, a hybrid threat intelligence provider. The session is led by Osavul’s threat team and focuses on recent evidence of attacks and disruptions targeting European critical infrastructure. The webinar aims to help security professionals anticipate risks and identify vulnerabilities in the current threat environment.
Hybrid Threats and Critical Infrastructure
The webinar addresses the evolution of hybrid threats following developments in 2025, with particular attention to multi-vector attacks on aviation infrastructure. Topics include drone and balloon incursions, GPS jamming, and coordinated sabotage campaigns against railways, airports, and defense supply chains. The session will examine the emergence of “gig-saboteur” networks as a distinct threat category and identify which critical systems face the highest risk exposure.
Threat Forecasting Through 2027
A core component of the webinar is forward-looking threat assessment. The Osavul team will present analysis of potential wildcards and emerging risks projected through April 2027, providing attendees with intelligence to inform both strategic planning and tactical security decisions.
Who Should Attend
The webinar is intended for security and risk professionals, including CISOs and threat analysts, as well as defense sector personnel and critical infrastructure operators. Government agencies, electoral commissions, and senior executives in transportation and aviation will also find the content relevant to their operational responsibilities.