Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Invitation-only executive event for CISOs, Heads of Security and senior IT decision-makers in Stockholm on March 11, 2027
- Vendor-free format focused on peer discussions, case studies and roundtables
- Core topics include AI-driven cyber attacks, the Cyber Resilience Act, non-human identity management and supply chain risk
- Designed for leaders from large enterprises, technology firms, industrial organisations and critical infrastructure sectors
About the Event
Next IT Security Nordics is a closed-door, one-day executive gathering taking place in Stockholm, Sweden. The event brings together senior cybersecurity leaders for structured discussions without vendor participation or product presentations. The format includes keynotes, expert panels, executive roundtables and networking sessions, all centred on experience-based knowledge sharing among peers.
AI Threats and Security Automation
A central theme is the acceleration of AI-driven cyber attacks and how security teams can respond through automation in their own operations. Discussions address the challenge of threats that evolve faster than traditional human-led response capabilities, exploring how organisations can adapt their defensive strategies accordingly.
Cyber Resilience Act Implementation
The event examines the practical impact of the Cyber Resilience Act on product security. Sessions focus on how organisations can operationalise compliance requirements, particularly relevant for those responsible for security strategy and regulatory adherence within their enterprises.
Identity Governance and Supply Chain Risk
Identity and access management receives particular attention, with a focus on non-human identities including machine and AI agent credentials. The programme also addresses third-party risk management, supply chain vulnerabilities and the concentration risks that arise from interconnected technology ecosystems. Geopolitical factors affecting trust and resilience in these supply chains form part of the discussion.
Who Should Attend
The event targets CISOs, Heads of Security and senior IT leaders responsible for security strategy, compliance, product security or risk management. Delegates typically come from large enterprises, technology companies, industrial organisations and critical infrastructure operators across the Nordic region.