Itweb.Co.Za Upcoming ITWeb Security Summit to Address Cybersecurity Challenges in Cape Town
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- •The ITWeb Security Summit 2026 will occur on May 25-26 in Cape Town.
- •Keynote speakers will address AI-driven attacks and global cybersecurity challenges.
- •The event aims to enhance cybersecurity resilience and incident response strategies.
The ITWeb Security Summit 2026 is set to take place in Cape Town on May 25-26, focusing on the evolving cybersecurity landscape. Key topics include AI-driven attacks, supply chain vulnerabilities, and the global skills gap. Notable speakers include Duncan Rae, Glenn Wilkinson, and Sunitha Chalam, who will discuss the implications of stricter breach reporting regulations. The summit aims to equip cybersecurity professionals with insights into defending against emerging threats and improving incident response strategies. The event will feature multiple tracks, panel discussions, and networking opportunities for industry leaders and practitioners. Attendees will include C-level executives, risk professionals, and cybersecurity practitioners from various sectors.
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