Cybersecurity Conferences This Week

MWC Barcelona 2026 introduces its new theme, The IQ Era, which focuses on the next generation of intelligent connectivity shaped by AI, secure networks and advanced digital ecosystems. As governments, enterprises and technology leaders gather in Barcelona, the event highlights how smarter systems and secure infrastructure can drive commercial growth and social progress. Cybersecurity plays a central role since reliable AI adoption and next level connectivity depend on safe data handling, trusted platforms and resilient network architecture.

This edition places strong attention on how intelligence driven technologies reshape risk, privacy and digital trust across telecom, cloud and enterprise environments. Attendees can expect sessions that explore secure 5G deployment, AI governance, threat detection, identity protection and safeguarding large scale connected systems. With global thought leaders collaborating on innovation and responsibility, the event offers valuable insight into how secure digital intelligence is shaping the future of connectivity.

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User behavior has become one of the primary drivers of modern data breaches, and this webinar examines why human risk continues to challenge even mature security programs. Hosted by Dune Security, the session brings together security leaders to discuss how attackers exploit human behavior through social engineering and why user related exposure differs based on access levels, privileges and behavioral patterns inside large organizations.

The panel explores practical approaches for identifying, measuring and prioritizing user driven risk within complex enterprise environments. Attendees will gain insight into how security teams can move beyond generic awareness training and adopt more targeted strategies to reduce exposure. The discussion also highlights how leadership perspectives shape risk management decisions in today’s evolving threat landscape.

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mysecurityevent Dortmund 2026 brings together cybersecurity leaders, practitioners, and decision makers for a focused exchange on building a digitally secure world. Designed as a community driven event, it emphasizes real world experience through in depth case studies presented by industry experts and CISOs. The environment encourages open discussion around current cyber risks, operational challenges, and practical security solutions that organizations are applying today.

Hosted at Signal Iduna Park, the event combines expert knowledge sharing with extensive networking opportunities. Attendees can expect peer to peer discussions, interactive sessions, and direct engagement with professionals from leading global organizations. The format is intentionally hands on, allowing participants to learn from real use cases while building meaningful professional connections within the cybersecurity community.

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OpenClaw AI agents can grant LLMs deep control over host environments, creating new security exposure. This webinar examines how misconfigurations in real OpenClaw deployments lead to exploitable paths, including plaintext API keys, unvetted marketplace skills, remote code execution, and configuration drift. Jimmy Mesta of RAD Security and Ben Sadeghipour of HackingHub explain how these weaknesses allow attackers to pivot from agent access to host and cloud impact.

The session introduces Clawkeeper, a security scanner and hardening platform built for OpenClaw environments. Attendees will see a live demonstration showing how the platform scans hosts and agents, maps exploit chains, assigns a security grade, prioritizes fixes, and provides hardening guidance tailored to OpenClaw.

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The Identity and Payment Summit 2026 brings together leaders from identity management, payments, and access control who are working to strengthen and modernize the digital ecosystem. The event offers a space where practitioners can openly discuss the challenges each sector faces, especially as security risks continue to evolve. Attendees gain insight into the daily realities of organizations managing identity verification, preventing fraud, and building frictionless yet secure digital transactions. By learning directly from one another, participants can better understand how interconnected these systems are and how much each area depends on the other for effective protection.

The summit also focuses on how collaboration can shape long term improvements. Instead of addressing issues in isolation, it encourages stakeholders to work toward solutions that benefit multiple industries at once. This shared effort helps create a stronger and more resilient environment where security, trust, and user experience coexist. Professionals attending the event will leave with practical knowledge, clearer alignment across sectors, and a renewed understanding of how strategic cooperation can transform the identity and payments landscape.

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Basta! Frankfurt 2026 merges.NET development expertise with modern approaches to security and DevOps. Talks cover secure cloud deployments, identity management, and defending against common web vulnerabilities in enterprise environments. Hands-on sessions provide techniques for building safer applications using the Microsoft technology stack.

The event attracts professionals who value practical, framework-specific advice. Presenters focus on reproducible solutions rather than abstract theory. Attendees leave with a clear understanding of how to balance productivity and security in large-scale.NET projects while meeting compliance and data protection standards.

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The future of cybersecurity starts here. Learn from the world’s most respected faculty, connect with a powerful community of practitioners, and participate in unforgettable bonus events like after-class networking, hands-on labs, and curated workshops. This isn’t just learning — it’s your next big move.

Choose from a spectrum of courses built to empower practitioners at every stage of the leadership journey. Delve into subjects such as:

Security Essentials - Network, Endpoint, and Cloud Windows Forensic Analysis Applied Data Science and AI/Machine Learning Implementing Zero Trust for the Hybrid Enterprise …and much more.

Enjoy a close-knit learning environment, high-impact after-hours events, and the unmatched value of community-driven education.

This event creates an intimate, community-focused atmosphere allowing you to focus on learning in a distraction-free setting with your like-minded industry peers. Enjoy bonus after-class extras like hands-on workshops, and networking sessions that extend value far beyond the classroom.

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NDC Security Oslo offers a focused environment for developers and security professionals who want to go deeper into software and application security. The sessions emphasize secure architecture, DevSecOps, and risk management in modern code environments. The speakers are practitioners who balance technical clarity with hands-on examples. Every talk encourages better understanding of how development and security teams can work together effectively.

The March edition sets the tone for NDC’s annual security series, drawing participants from across Europe. It is a balanced mix of technical learning and professional networking. The Oslo setting gives attendees a relaxed space to share experiences and explore practical approaches to secure development. It’s an ideal conference for professionals who prefer focused, content-rich sessions over broad marketing events.

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The PLUS Cyber Symposium gathers brokers, underwriters, claims specialists, and reinsurers for two focused days of education and practical market insight. Sessions explore cyber liability exposures, incident response trends, and underwriting best practices, while attendees can earn continuing education credits. The program balances expert panels with case-based presentations so professionals return with actionable ideas they can apply to pricing, underwriting, or claims handling.

Attendees also gain concentrated networking time with decision makers from across the cyber insurance value chain, including carriers, brokers, and service providers. The in-person format places an emphasis on one-to-one conversations and small group round tables, making it straightforward to compare approaches, discuss market movement, and form the connections that drive business and collaboration in cyber liability.

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Attacks inside Microsoft Defender environments often continue even after an alert is triggered, leaving gaps that MSPs must address. This session examines how modern threat actors use stolen credentials, legitimate tools and cloud access to move laterally and escalate impact despite detection. The discussion focuses on why alerting alone is not enough to fully protect customer environments.

The webinar explores what typically happens after an alert fires, why response speed is critical and where visibility and remediation gaps can appear. Attendees will gain insight into how partners can strengthen protection strategies without replacing the tools they already use, shifting the focus from simple detection to more effective response and ongoing defense.

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Identity fraud continues to cost North America billions each year, prompting regulators in Canada and the US to strengthen identity verification frameworks. This webinar examines how evolving requirements are reshaping fraud prevention and the broader regulatory landscape. It also addresses how fraudsters are using increasingly sophisticated methods, including AI driven techniques, to bypass traditional controls as digital services expand.

The session outlines why identity verification is a priority for authorities, including Canada’s FINTRAC and PCMLTFA requirements and the US Stop Identity Fraud and Identity Theft Act. It also discusses practical strategies for financial institutions to move beyond baseline compliance and use regulatory change to strengthen trust and reduce fraud.

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Modern development teams are redefining how quality, security, and resilience work together in the AI era. This webinar from Kiuwan and PreEmptive examines how organizations are connecting code scanning, quality signals, and runtime protection to reduce risk while maintaining delivery speed. The session looks at why traditional quality and security models are shifting and how teams are aligning risk management and reliability with faster release cycles.

Speakers will discuss reducing friction between security, QA, and engineering without adding extra approvals or process overhead. The session also explores where scanning tools are effective, where blind spots remain, and how teams are linking code analysis with runtime protection to focus on signals that strengthen security and resilience before production.

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[un]prompted 2026 is a hands on AI security conference built for practitioners who are actively working in offense, defense, threat hunting, governance, and policy. Hosted in San Francisco, the event focuses on real world problems and practical experience rather than marketing driven narratives. Sessions are short, focused, and designed to encourage honest discussion, technical depth, and meaningful demos that reflect what actually works in AI security today.

The conference brings together a diverse community of security professionals, researchers, and policy contributors who want substance over hype. Topics range from deeply technical implementations to national level considerations, with flexibility for speakers to share insights that matter on the ground. With its practitioner first mindset and emphasis on clarity and relevance, [un]prompted creates a space for learning, collaboration, and critical thinking in modern AI security.

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AI driven attacks are rapidly transforming the healthcare threat landscape, with 2025 marking a sharp rise in sophistication, speed and scale. This 30 minute briefing examines how adversaries used generative AI for phishing, social engineering, ransomware automation and adaptive malware targeting clinical environments. The session reviews real world attack patterns and key shifts that made healthcare a primary target due to its sensitive data, legacy infrastructure and operational urgency.

Experts will break down how these tactics evolved throughout 2025 and what changes security teams should expect in 2026. The discussion highlights which healthcare assets are most at risk and how AI may further reshape attack chains in the near future. Attendees will gain practical defensive strategies designed specifically to help healthcare organizations strengthen protection against emerging AI enabled threats.

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Sonar Summit is a global virtual event focused on building better and more secure software in an era increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. Designed for developers and engineering leaders, the event centers on modern software quality, secure coding practices, and reducing technical and security debt as development cycles accelerate. Through expert discussions and real world insights, attendees gain a clearer understanding of how code quality and security intersect, especially as AI driven development tools become more common across organizations.

The summit is structured to support a worldwide audience, with region specific sessions across American, European, and Asian time zones. Each segment features live hosts and tailored content to reflect local challenges and priorities while maintaining a shared global perspective. By bringing together practitioners from around the world, Sonar Summit creates a collaborative environment for learning, practical knowledge sharing, and improving the resilience and security of modern software systems.

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