All Upcoming Cybersecurity Events
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26th January 2026 | NDC Security: London 2026
NDC Security London brings developers, security engineers, and architects together to focus on secure software development. The sessions cover topics like threat modeling, identity, cloud security, and secure coding practices. Each talk is led by practitioners who share lessons learned from real-world projects. The event’s format makes it easy to learn from others without the usual sales pitch. Attendees can explore current security tools and methods that fit into day-to-day development work.
The London edition is known for its strong technical community and friendly atmosphere. Attendees get access to valuable discussions that link security with software design, testing, and operations. It’s a practical environment where developers improve their understanding of security and return to their teams with clear ideas to implement right away.
Physical • Paid • Part of NDC Conferences
29th January 2026 | SASIG Events: Threat Intelligence and Incident Management 2026
SASIG’s Threat Intelligence and Incident Management 2026 event will bring together cybersecurity professionals to discuss how intelligence-led operations are shaping modern defence strategies. The agenda focuses on how teams can collect, analyse, and act on threat intelligence to improve real-time detection and response. Attendees can expect practical insights from case studies, peer discussions, and examples of how organisations are adapting to handle complex incidents more efficiently.
This event takes place in London and offers a collaborative environment for security leaders to share challenges and solutions. Topics include threat actor profiling, playbook refinement, and the human factors that influence crisis management. Designed to foster open dialogue and knowledge exchange, SASIG’s sessions continue to help professionals strengthen both technical and procedural resilience in today’s fast-moving threat landscape.
Physical • Paid • Part of SASIG Events
29th January 2026 | SASIG Events: Threat Intel & Incident Management 2026
SASIG Events: Threat Intel & Incident Management 2026 focuses on how organizations are strengthening intelligence-led security operations to keep pace with increasingly sophisticated threat actors. The event brings together cybersecurity professionals to examine how threat intelligence, detection, and incident response can work together to support faster decision-making and more effective crisis management. Sessions are designed to share practical insight rather than sales messaging, creating an environment built on trust and open discussion.
Attendees will explore real-world approaches to threat actor profiling, incident response playbooks, security tooling, and post-incident review frameworks. Discussions emphasize building resilient teams and processes that can adapt under pressure while improving long-term security maturity. Operated under the Chatham House Rule, the event encourages candid conversation and peer learning, making it especially valuable for professionals responsible for managing threats, incidents, and organizational risk.
Physical • Free • Part of SASIG Events
3rd February 2026 | Public Sector Cyber Security Scotland 2026
Public Sector Cyber Security Scotland 2026 is a premier event focused on strengthening cyber resilience across Scotland’s public sector. Returning to Edinburgh on 3 February, it gathers experts, policymakers, and industry leaders to explore innovative approaches for protecting vital services and citizens’ data. Attendees can expect keynote speeches, interactive masterclasses, and panel discussions designed to address the evolving landscape of cyber threats. The conference emphasizes practical strategies to embed cybersecurity into digital infrastructure and enhance incident response readiness, while fostering collaboration between public sector organizations.
The event also provides ample networking opportunities, allowing participants to connect with peers and share experiences from across the region. By focusing on emerging technologies such as AI-driven threat intelligence, the conference offers actionable insights for public sector professionals aiming to stay ahead of cyber risks. With its hands-on sessions and expert guidance, Public Sector Cyber Security Scotland 2026 serves as a critical platform for knowledge sharing and skill development for cybersecurity leaders in government.
Physical • Free • Part of Holyrood Communications
3rd February 2026 | ERTL-YANG Leader Summit 2026: Manchester
ERTL-YANG Leader Summit 2026 in Manchester offers a leadership focused perspective on today’s cybersecurity challenges. The summit examines how boards and executives can better understand cyber risk and translate security priorities into actionable strategies across the organization.
Attendees participate in high level discussions covering cyber governance, data protection, and the evolving role of security leadership in complex digital ecosystems. The event supports informed decision making by connecting cybersecurity considerations with business resilience, regulatory expectations, and long term organizational trust.
Physical • Paid • Part of ERTL-YANG