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Conference is a gathering of professionals, experts, and enthusiasts within the realm of information security. Typically consisting of keynote speeches, panel discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities, conferences serve as platforms for knowledge sharing, collaboration, and discussion on the latest trends, research, and developments in the field of cybersecurity.
In the context of information security, conferences provide a valuable opportunity for attendees to stay updated on current threats, best practices, and innovative solutions. They offer a space for the community to converge, exchange ideas, and foster professional relationships. These events may feature demonstrations of new security tools, presentations of cutting-edge research, and case studies on recent cyber incidents. Furthermore, information security conferences are often pivotal in shaping industry standards, influencing policy-making, and driving the future direction of cybersecurity initiatives.
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Microsoft announced today at its Build 2026 developer conference the release of Coreutils for Windows, bringing many commonly used Linux command-line utilities to Windows as native applications. [...]
Dell Conference Speakers Say 67% of AI Innovation Is Running Outside the CloudDell predicts up to $4 trillion in AI infrastructure investment by 2030, with 67% of AI workloads are already run outside the cloud. If this estimate is even roughly correct, the idea that enterprise AI mainly exists in hyperscaler environments is more of a forced narrative than a market reality.
ServiceNow Takes Aim at Enterprise AI Sprawl at Knowledge 2026At its Knowledge 2026 conference, ServiceNow announced artificial intelligence control tower expansions, an autonomous workforce across every business function and a platform play to become the operating layer for all enterprise AI solutions.
Also: Google’s $40B AI Bet, Insights From Google Next ConferenceIn this week's panel, four ISMG editors discussed North Korea's use of fake video meetings to fuel crypto fraud, Google's $40 billion investment in Anthropic and what it signals for the AI race, and key takeaways from Google Next in Las Vegas on enterprise AI adoption.
CIOs Face Growing Pressure on Risk, Data and Board ReportingAs AI moves deeper into enterprise operations, CIOs are being pushed to turn governance principles into practical controls, board reporting and risk oversight, according to a survey by The Conference Board's Governance and Sustainability Center.
NCSC boss says China's whole-of-state cyber machine has become Britain's peer competitor in cyberspace State-sponsored cyberattacks from Chinese intelligence and military agencies display "an eye-watering level of sophistication," UK National Cyber Security Centre CEO Richard Horne is expected to say in a less-than-cheery opening speech to kick off its annual conference.…
Modern trucks are rolling networks packed with sensors, connectivity, and attack surfaces, creating new cyber risks. NMFTA's Cybersecurity Conference brings industry leaders together to tackle emerging threats in transportation. [...]
Dark Reading's Kelly Jackson Higgins shares insights on the past, present, and future of cybersecurity after attending RSAC 2026 Conference.
AI dominated RSAC 2026 Conference, but it's still the humans in cybersecurity who matter most.
Also: RSAC Speakers Warn AI Is Outpacing Security, DoD's Zero Trust Reality CheckIn this week's panel, four ISMG editors discussed growing cyber risks in healthcare following recent vendor breaches, key takeaways from RSAC Conference and whether the Pentagon's zero trust push is delivering real security benefits or just checking off boxes.
AI-driven threats, global leadership shifts, and the future of cybersecurity in a rapidly evolving landscape were among the discussions at RSAC 2026 Conference.
As AI took center stage at this year's conference, experts debated automation, oversight and the evolving role of human intelligence in cybersecurity — despite the US government's notable absence.
Hackers have targeted TrueConf conference servers in attacks that exploit a zero-day vulnerability, allowing them to execute arbitrary files on all connected endpoints. [...]
A Disorienting Future: Rapid Pace of Change and AI Agents in the Hands of AttackersReflecting the current state of cybersecurity, uncertainty dominated at this year's annual RSAC Conference in San Francisco, as advances in artificial intelligence, including agentic artificial intelligence, now pose risks experts never saw coming. It's a disorientating state of affairs for all involved.
Conference Focuses on Emerging Agentic AI Risks, Cybercrime and Market ShiftsISMG editors wrap up RSAC 2026 with an overview of key topics at the conference, including AI governance, agentic threats and OT security risks. Cyber experts addressed cybercrime disruption, funding challenges and the urgent need for stronger public-private collaboration.
Also: Latest Trends in AI Governance, OT Risk and CybercrimeIn this panel at RSAC Conference, ISMG editors break down key cybersecurity trends including AI governance, agentic threats to OT security risks and cybercrime disruption. The panel highlights funding shifts, operational challenges and the need for stronger public-private alignment.
Missing: Threat Models to Defend Against Attacks in the Age of Agentic AIAI continues to rapidly reshape the cybersecurity ecosystem in unforeseen ways, leaving for now unanswered the question about how to best defend against it, warned panelists at the 35th annual Cryptographers' Panel at RSAC Conference.
Attacks by artificial intelligence agents are a reality. Experts at Nvidia's GTC conference say defenders need to use the same tools to fight them off.
Real-World Deployment Shift, Governance and AI Investment Pressures a Focus at RSACArtificial intelligence dominated Day 1 of RSAC 2026, as security leaders shifted from experimentation to the hard realities of deploying and scaling AI in real-time production environments, facing investment risk and agent setbacks along the way, reports ISMG editors Mathew Schwartz and Michael Novinson.
The head of the UK’s NCSC is calling the cybersecurity industry to “seize the disruptive vibe coding opportunity” to make software more secure