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FutureCon CyberSecurity Conference: Minneapolis 2027

Type Conference
Organization FutureCon CyberSecurity Events
Event Format Hybrid (both)
Size 101 - 300 approximate delegates
Registration Not Free
SPEAKING: FREE-TO-SPEAK

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Conference Description

Key Takeaways

  • Hybrid cybersecurity conference for C-suite executives, CISOs, and security leaders on March 11, 2027, in Minneapolis.
  • Covers zero trust frameworks, AI in cybersecurity, modern data protection, and security operations.
  • Offers up to 10 CPE credits through presentations and panel discussions.
  • Addresses enterprise risk management, threat mitigation, and regulatory compliance challenges.

About the Event

The FutureCon Minneapolis Cybersecurity Conference takes place on March 11, 2027, at the Sheraton Bloomington Hotel, with both in-person and virtual attendance options. The conference combines presentations, panel discussions, and technology demonstrations from Gold and Silver sponsors. Attendees can earn up to 10 CPE credits. Partners include Infosec and the Pan Asian American Business Council.

Key Topics

The agenda spans both technical and strategic cybersecurity disciplines. Sessions address modern data protection practices, security operations, and the human element of cybersecurity. Zero trust security frameworks receive dedicated coverage alongside AI applications in cybersecurity. The program also examines cybersecurity fundamentals, threat predictions, and strategic defense practices for organizations facing evolving risks.

Enterprise Risk and Compliance Focus

The conference positions cybersecurity as an enterprise-wide concern rather than a purely technical function. Content addresses how organizations can manage and mitigate cyber risks, implement new security technologies, and meet regulatory and compliance requirements. Sessions aim to help security leaders prepare their organizations for current and emerging threats.

Who Should Attend

The event targets C-suite executives, CISOs, IT security leaders, and information security professionals. It is suited for decision-makers at large organizations who are responsible for security strategy, risk management, and technology implementation. The hybrid format accommodates both local attendees and remote participants.