Cybersecurity Conferences This Week

The International Conference on Communication Systems & Networks (COMSNETS) 2026 brings together researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers to explore the latest developments in networking and communication technologies. The program includes peer-reviewed papers, invited talks, and live poster sessions that highlight work in progress and emerging directions. Its academic focus is balanced by industry-driven discussions that reveal how research findings can translate into real-world impact.

COMSNETS is known for its selective and rigorous content, but also for fostering collaboration. Workshops and panels give participants the chance to exchange ideas directly with leading voices in the field. The mix of academic insight and industry relevance makes it a valuable event for anyone building or securing connected systems. Each session is designed to spark conversation, challenge assumptions, and guide innovation in global communication networks.

• Visit Event
• Get Alerts

Security leaders and practitioners get a forward looking view of the trends shaping the cybersecurity landscape in 2026, based on real world experience from senior experts at GuidePoint Security. The discussion centers on how emerging technologies, evolving attacker behavior and shifting security architectures are redefining how organizations must defend themselves in the coming year.

The panel covers the growing use of autonomous AI by attackers and defenders, the move toward identity as the primary security perimeter and the expanding risks tied to ransomware services, supply chain exposure and global compliance demands. Attendees will gain practical insights into building resilient security frameworks and preparing teams and controls for the challenges ahead, whether they are setting strategy or executing day to day security operations.

• Visit Event
• Get Alerts

This session focuses on how Unified Endpoint Management supports stronger endpoint security through effective patching, automation, and policy enforcement. The discussion centers on using N able UEM tools to reduce security gaps, improve device hygiene, and maintain consistent protection across managed environments.

Participants can raise real questions about patching, deployment, scripting, and automation while learning practical security best practices used by MSPs. The session also covers how standardized configurations, automated policies, and ongoing platform improvements help limit exposure, reduce risk, and keep endpoints compliant. Designed as an interactive office hours format, the webinar helps teams strengthen endpoint security through better operational control.

• Visit Event
• Get Alerts

The Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS) is one of the longest-running and most respected academic conferences in information systems and technology management. HICSS 2026 continues its tradition of bringing together scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to discuss research and emerging trends shaping the digital world. The event features peer-reviewed paper sessions, doctoral and junior faculty consortiums, and interactive ignite talks that encourage exchange of ideas and collaboration.

Held at the Hyatt Regency Maui, HICSS offers a professional yet relaxed atmosphere that encourages dialogue and reflection. Participants from universities, corporations, and government institutions gather to explore topics ranging from information systems design to digital innovation. The conference’s long-standing reputation and structured format make it a cornerstone for researchers seeking feedback, visibility, and professional connection in the field of system sciences.

• Visit Event
• Get Alerts

CES 2026 brings together innovators, engineers, and industry leaders from around the world to explore the next wave of technology shaping everyday life. From AI and robotics to sustainability and smart cities, the event showcases how connected systems are changing the way people live, work, and move. Attendees can expect live demonstrations, hands-on product experiences, and a chance to see emerging technologies before they hit the market.

Hosted by the Consumer Technology Association, CES remains a key meeting point for global tech brands, startups, and investors. The conference floor is known for its scale and variety, offering a full view of trends defining the coming decade. It’s an opportunity to see the future of technology take form in real time and to connect with the people driving those changes.

• Visit Event
• Get Alerts

Phishing and social engineering remain the leading cause of security breaches, driven largely by human error. This live demo focuses on how AI powered security awareness training can reduce that risk by delivering personalized, adaptive education without adding administrative burden. The session centers on KnowBe4’s approach to human risk management and how agentic AI helps organizations train users more effectively while keeping programs simple to manage.

The demo shows how AI driven agents support realistic phishing simulations, risk based training assignments and ongoing reinforcement of security policies. Attendees will see how deepfake based training content prepares users for AI driven manipulation, how human risk metrics are generated and how high risk users are automatically identified for targeted education. The webinar is designed for security teams looking for a practical way to strengthen user awareness and lower overall organizational risk.

• Visit Event
• Get Alerts

AI driven development is accelerating software delivery while introducing new security gaps across the SDLC. This on demand webinar focuses on how AI generated code and coding assistants are changing developer workflows and where new risks are quietly emerging. Experts from Cycode and Immersive discuss why traditional AppSec approaches struggle to keep up and how visibility and skills gaps create blind spots throughout modern pipelines.

The session highlights practical ways to align security insight with developer enablement by combining code to cloud risk visibility with real time training. Attendees will see how organizations can reduce risk, improve developer engagement and clearly demonstrate AppSec ROI in AI driven environments. Real world examples show how teams are building a stronger security culture without slowing delivery.

• Visit Event
• Get Alerts

The discussion focuses on how modern Chief Security Officers are moving beyond traditional protection roles to become key contributors to organizational resilience and business performance. The webinar highlights the shift from tactical risk response to strategic leadership, showing how CSOs can influence outcomes across the company while strengthening security posture.

Attendees will hear guidance on communicating in business terms, understanding C suite expectations and building strong executive relationships before a crisis occurs. The session also covers how to evaluate technology, justify investment, rethink staffing needs and connect local threats to broader global impact. The event concludes with a Q and A where participants can raise their security questions for 2026.

• Visit Event
• Get Alerts

The WZCC Global Convention 2026 brings together professionals, business leaders, and community members to explore how technology, security, and innovation are shaping the future. The conference features panel discussions and expert presentations that touch on digital intelligence, cyber crime awareness, and the broader impact of technology on society. These sessions provide practical context on how cybersecurity risks intersect with business growth, youth engagement, and long term organizational planning.

With a strong emphasis on future focused thinking, the event highlights how digital trust, cyber resilience, and responsible technology use influence modern enterprises. While the convention covers a wide range of topics, its inclusion of cyber crime and digital intelligence makes it relevant for attendees seeking a broader understanding of cybersecurity challenges beyond purely technical environments. The in person format encourages meaningful dialogue, knowledge sharing, and relationship building across industries.

• Visit Event
• Get Alerts

Modern CI/CD pipelines depend on automation, reliability, and strong security controls to support fast software delivery. This webinar focuses on how fully automated pipelines are designed to move code from development to production while maintaining consistency and visibility across every stage of the process. The session explains why a centralized system for managing build outputs and metadata is critical to pipeline performance.

JFrog Solution Architect Jesse Houldsworth walks through the core components of effective CI/CD pipelines, including resource planning, artifact management, and security by design. Attendees will gain practical guidance on building pipelines that operate without manual intervention while reducing risk and improving trust in the software delivery lifecycle.

• Visit Event
• Get Alerts

AI coding assistants are reshaping software development, but many teams are finding that faster code generation has introduced new challenges around verification, trust, and security. This webinar examines how AI generated code is creating fresh bottlenecks in review, debugging, and deployment, even as productivity tools continue to evolve.

Drawing on results from the 2026 State of Code Developer Survey with input from more than 1,100 developers worldwide, the session looks at why many engineers remain cautious about the accuracy of AI produced code and how verification work is becoming the new source of toil. The discussion also covers practical approaches used by leading engineering teams to balance speed with code quality and security, including guardrails that help reduce technical debt while maintaining development velocity.

• Visit Event
• Get Alerts

Enterprise Security Summit 2026 is designed for organizations facing a rapidly expanding and increasingly complex cyber risk environment. As enterprises adopt cloud platforms, integrate AI, and support hybrid workforces, security leaders are challenged by advanced threats such as deepfake driven social engineering, sophisticated ransomware, and state level intrusion tactics. This summit focuses on helping security teams understand these risks and respond with practical, enterprise ready strategies that align technology, governance, and business priorities.

The event brings together India’s leading CISOs, cybersecurity decision makers, solution providers, and policy influencers for focused discussions and hands on learning. Attendees gain actionable insights into AI driven security operations, Zero Trust adoption, cloud and data protection, and board level risk communication. The summit emphasizes real world application, making it valuable for professionals responsible for securing large scale digital platforms and critical enterprise environments.

• Visit Event
• Get Alerts

This webinar focuses on securing the growing attack surface created by autonomous AI development tools such as Devin, Lovable and Cursor. It explains how these agents interact with SaaS platforms and private data stores in ways that reduce visibility and introduce new lateral movement risks for security teams.

The session outlines how Zero Trust principles can be applied to AI driven development environments, including why traditional firewalls fall short and how proxy based architectures restore visibility into encrypted traffic. Attendees will gain practical guidance on blocking threats, preventing data loss and building a secure foundation that allows developers to safely adopt AI tools without slowing innovation.

• Visit Event
• Get Alerts

Security teams often struggle to keep up with rising alert volumes, and this session shows how hyperautomation can change that reality. The webinar highlights how SentinelOne’s SOC team uses Singularity Hyperautomation to streamline investigations, reduce alert overload and improve daily efficiency. Attendees will hear from a practitioner who has experienced alert fatigue firsthand and will see how AI and automation reshape routine SOC workflows.

The session breaks down practical steps for reducing manual effort, speeding up response and building more consistent processes across the SOC. Real examples demonstrate how automated workflows help teams manage investigations at scale and improve overall productivity. It is designed for security teams looking for a more efficient way to handle growing alert demands.

• Visit Event
• Get Alerts

The 7th International Ethical Hacking Conference (eHaCON) 2026 brings together cybersecurity experts, legal professionals, and researchers to explore the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence in the legal domain. The conference will focus on the new challenges and opportunities that AI creates for privacy, civil rights, consumer protection, and fraud prevention. Attendees will gain insights into how AI is shaping contract drafting, regulatory compliance, and adjudication processes, as well as the ethical considerations that arise when technology intersects with the law.

Despite the widespread adoption of AI, there remain significant vulnerabilities, including financial fraud, synthetic identities, and other malicious applications. eHaCON 2026 provides a collaborative platform for researchers and professionals to address these risks and share solutions. The event encourages interdisciplinary dialogue to strengthen cybersecurity practices, enhance legal frameworks, and foster innovation in the protection of digital assets. Participants can expect thought-provoking discussions, hands-on sessions, and opportunities to connect with global experts in ethical hacking and AI-driven legal technologies.

• Visit Event
• Get Alerts