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Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium Celebrates 5th Anniversary of BE-CYBER 2026

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ThreatCluster •September 16, 2026 at 22:55 UTC

•BE-CYBER 2026 celebrates its fifth anniversary with over 350 participants expected.
•The event focuses on collaboration in cybersecurity amidst geopolitical tensions.
•Canada is the guest country, showcasing its cybersecurity ecosystem.

The Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium (CCB) is a Platinum Partner of BE-CYBER 2026, marking its fifth anniversary as a key cybersecurity event in Belgium. The event aims to strengthen the cybersecurity community by gathering over 350 participants, including policymakers, businesses, and researchers. This year's theme, 'Cyber Renaissance – Where Trusted Collaboration Becomes Capability,' emphasizes the importance of collaboration in addressing geopolitical tensions and technological dependencies. The program includes discussions on building trustworthy digital infrastructure, enhancing local cyber capabilities, and the role of artificial intelligence in security. Canada is the guest country, providing insights from its dynamic cybersecurity ecosystem. The event will take place on September 22, 2026, at La Sucrerie in Wavre, with registration available online.

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2026-09-16

CCB announces partnership for BE-CYBER 2026

The Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium confirms its role as a Platinum Partner for the fifth anniversary of BE-CYBER.

2026-09-16

BE-CYBER 2026 theme revealed

The theme 'Cyber Renaissance – Where Trusted Collaboration Becomes Capability' is announced, focusing on strategic cybersecurity collaboration.

2026-09-22

BE-CYBER 2026 event date

The event is scheduled to take place at La Sucrerie in Wavre, featuring various speakers and interactive sessions.

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