Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Hybrid cybersecurity conference for C-suite executives, CISOs, and security leaders taking place on April 15, 2027
- Sessions cover endpoint security, cloud security, data breach defense, risk communication, and threat identification
- Features a CISO panel discussion on current cyber threats and strategic defense practices
- Offers up to 10 CPE credits for professional development
- Partners include Infosec and the Pan Asian American Business Council
About the Event
The Detroit Cybersecurity Conference is a hybrid event organized by FutureCon, scheduled for Thursday, April 15, 2027. The conference brings together security professionals for a full day of presentations, panel discussions, and technology demonstrations. Attendees can participate either in person or virtually, with the program running from morning through late afternoon.
Session Topics
The agenda addresses practical security challenges facing enterprise organizations. Morning sessions focus on security blind spots, communicating risk to stakeholders, endpoint security techniques, and building incident response strategies. Afternoon sessions cover risk management, cloud security fundamentals, data breach defense, and workplace threat identification.
The day concludes with a panel titled “Securing the Future: CISO Insights and Industry Leaders Discussing Current Cyber Threats and Strategic Defense Practices,” bringing together security executives to discuss real-world threat mitigation approaches.
Who Should Attend
The conference targets C-suite executives, CISOs, security leaders, and IT professionals responsible for enterprise security decisions. The program addresses the intersection of technical security implementation and executive-level risk communication, making it relevant for both security practitioners and business leaders involved in cybersecurity governance.
Professional Development
Attendees can earn up to 10 CPE credits. The event includes multiple sponsor networking sessions throughout the day, providing opportunities to evaluate security technologies and connect with vendors and peers in the information security community.