Helpnetsecurity Upcoming Cybersecurity Events Focus on Resilience and AI-Enabled Security
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- •Cybersecurity & Resilience Summit 2027 will host over 1,000 decision-makers in Hamburg.
- •Key topics include digital sovereignty, zero trust, and ransomware resilience.
- •IT Security Summit Munich 2026 will focus on AI-enabled security and practical sessions.
The Cybersecurity & Resilience Summit 2027 is set to take place in Hamburg, gathering over 1,000 IT and security professionals to discuss interconnected priorities such as digital sovereignty and zero trust. The event will feature masterclasses and workshops aimed at practical approaches to security. Concurrently, the IT Security Summit Munich 2026 will address current cybersecurity strategies, including AI-enabled security and DevSecOps, with sessions on advanced threat detection and secure coding. Both events highlight the growing importance of resilience in cybersecurity practices.
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2026-08-20
Cybersecurity & Resilience Summit 2027 announced
The summit will take place in Hamburg with over 1,000 attendees focusing on security and resilience.
Helpnetsecurity2026-08-20
IT Security Summit Munich 2026 announced
The summit will cover current cybersecurity approaches, including AI and DevSecOps.
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