2026 Cybersecurity Events Focus on AI Threats and Professional Development
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- •The Billington CyberSecurity Summit will address AI-related cyber risks with over 250 speakers.
- •The ISC2 Security Congress will focus on collaboration and emerging threats like AI and quantum risks.
- •Both events highlight the urgent need for cybersecurity professionals to adapt to evolving threats.
The 17th Annual Billington CyberSecurity Summit is set to take place from September 8-10, 2026, in Washington, DC, focusing on risks associated with AI-enabled threats. The event will feature over 250 speakers and more than 3,000 attendees, discussing emerging cyber challenges and best practices. Keynote speakers include high-level officials from various sectors, including government and military. Additionally, the ISC2 Security Congress will occur from October 24-28, 2026, in Denver, emphasizing collaboration among cybersecurity professionals. This congress will cover topics like Zero Trust and AI risks, aiming to enhance skills and address urgent security challenges. Both events reflect a growing concern about the implications of AI in cybersecurity.
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