Morningstar SBS CyberSecurity Announces Inaugural Converge Cyber + AI Conference
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- •The Converge Cyber + AI Conference will take place on October 6-7, 2026, in Omaha, Nebraska.
- •Keynote speakers include Erich Kron and Brian Brushwood, focusing on AI and cybersecurity.
- •The conference features 23 sessions designed for hands-on learning and practical application.
SBS CyberSecurity is set to host its first Converge Cyber + AI Conference on October 6–7, 2026, in Omaha, Nebraska. The event will feature prominent speakers including Erich Kron and Brian Brushwood, focusing on the intersection of AI and cybersecurity for financial institutions. With 23 sessions planned, the conference aims to facilitate hands-on learning through workshops, panels, and interactive labs. It targets security teams and leaders in governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) to enhance their understanding and implementation of AI in secure environments. The conference comes at a critical time as financial institutions are beginning to integrate AI into their operations while facing governance challenges. Attendees will engage in activities like a live capture-the-flag tournament and AI labs to deepen their practical skills.
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