AI Security & Safety Forum explores how AI enhances cybersecurity defense and threat detection, from automated analysis to explainable AI-driven security operations, helping organizations adopt AI while strengthening resilience.

AIoT & Hardware Security Summit will focus on the emerging field that combines artificial intelligence and IoT technology, discussing the challenges faced by smart devices and hardware security. The conference will invite industry experts to share the latest cybersecurity trends, research, and practical case studies, delving deep into the core issues of AIoT and hardware security.

CISO Forum focuses on cybersecurity governance and executive-level decision-making. Bringing together security leaders from diverse industries, the forum explores budget strategy, organizational capability building, and regulatory-driven transformation, empowering CISOs and IT leaders to strengthen strategic leadership and cross-functional influence.

Cloud Security Forum discover the latest strategies and techniques for optimizing your cloud services while maintaining the highest levels of security. 

Cyber Physical System Security Forum addresses security challenges at the intersection of digital and physical systems, exploring defense strategies and risk management to strengthen resilience and operational security across critical environments.

Cyber Talent features top cybersecurity training providers and industry experts, offering practical courses and certification resources to help individuals build their cybersecurity skills and boost their resumes, whether they’re job hunting or making a career switch.

Cyber Technology & Innovation Forum will explore cutting-edge cybersecurity practices and real-time solutions, focusing on businesses' security needs and boosting digital security capabilities.

Data Security Forum will dive into encryption, protection technologies, access control, and privacy compliance, helping businesses secure sensitive data and ensure full privacy and security compliance.

InfraSec Forum will focus on securing enterprise infrastructure, covering endpoints, networks, cloud, and data centers. It will share practical insights and cutting-edge technologies to boost security and resilience.

Security Vision Forum will cover cybersecurity challenges for public companies and the standards needed to meet current regulations. It’s designed to help businesses strengthen their security governance and ensure robust operational defenses.

Zero Trust Forum will delve into the practice of the Zero Trust framework, sharing practical access control and authentication strategies to create an environment of complete trustworthiness inside and outside the enterprise.

Supply Chain Security Forum will address cybersecurity risks and practices across the supply chain, focusing on security at every level to ensure safe and stable operations.

Security Strategy & Case Study will dive into real-world case studies from sponsors and users, highlighting the practical value of products. It offers actionable solutions and hands-on insights to tackle real challenges.

SecOps Forum focuses on cybersecurity operations and integrated defense practices, covering threat monitoring, workflow collaboration, architecture integration, and automation to help organizations build efficient and resilient defense systems.

In 2026, the core challenge in Cybersecurity has shifted from "breaching perimeters" to "identity compromise," and AI along with Quantum Readiness have become the centerpiece of enterprise architecture.

If you are organizing a Cloudflare seminar for 2026, I recommend focusing on Cloudflare's most critical milestones for this year: Post-Quantum SASE and Autonomous AI Defense.

Here are four of the most trending seminar topic recommendations for 2026:

1. The Post-Quantum Transition

2. AI-Driven "Autonomous" Defense Architecture

3. The "Login" Crisis: Identity Authentication and Deepfakes

4. The Twilight of Traditional SaaS and the Rise of Edge Computing

Google Cloud Brand Day presents 4 core sessions:

1. The Rise of Agentic Defense in Security Operations

Leverage AI-powered agents for autonomous threat investigation and response, solving alert fatigue and talent gaps to transform your SOC into a predictive powerhouse.

2. Building the cross-cloud network for the AI era

Utilize Google Cloud’s global backbone to resolve cross-cloud disruptions, building a resilient and secure architecture to accelerate AI application deployment.

3. Secure innovation with Google Cloud Security

Featuring the SAIF framework and Mandiant’s expertise, learn to use an AI-optimized security stack to turn security from a bottleneck into a strategic business accelerator.

4. Securing the Construction and Implementation of AI Applications and Services

Addressing OWASP Top 10 for LLM risks, we demonstrate how Gemini Enterprise, Model Armor, and SCC establish a defense network that balances innovation with security.

We sincerely invite you to join the Google Cloud Brand Day!

As AI evolves beyond answering questions to executing tasks and operating across systems, the security risks enterprises face have expanded from individual applications to the entire AI ecosystem and operational workflow. In real-world environments, threats such as prompt injection, model and data poisoning, and excessive agent privileges are increasingly materializing as actual security incidents — placing greater pressure on organizations in terms of regulatory compliance, data governance, and audit accountability.

Security can no longer be reactive. It must be embedded across design, operation, and governance — ensuring AI innovation can scale safely and effectively within defined, controllable boundaries.

Microsoft Security Brand Day focuses on these emerging challenges, addressing the new defense imperatives of the Agentic AI era through practical scenarios familiar to security professionals:

• How can fragmented alerts be transformed into investigative, actionable, and decision-ready security workflows?
• When AI begins operating autonomously, how can identities, permissions, and behavioral boundaries remain under control?
• How can organizations build measurable, auditable, and scalable AI security defenses — without compromising innovation speed?

Through integrated demonstrations across XDR, SIEM, Security Copilot, AI Agents, Zero Trust for AI, and Microsoft Purview, this Brand Day will showcase how to evolve from defense to control — transforming security from a reactive shield into the foundation for confident AI expansion.

In an era of rapidly accelerating AI and digital threats, security is no longer just about blocking attacks — it is about ensuring organizations remain in control, with full visibility and the ability to respond throughout their innovation journey.

We cordially invite you to join Microsoft Security Brand Day on May 5, 14:00–16:45, and explore how to secure AI in action with control, visibility, and response at the core.

As AI adoption accelerates, cybersecurity challenges are evolving just as rapidly. From the emerging risks of generative AI to zero trust governance, semiconductor security, and post-quantum regulations and migration planning, this Brand Day brings together four focused sessions to help you grasp the key trends and practical strategies behind enterprise cybersecurity transformation. To stay ahead of today’s and tomorrow’s threats, organizations must identify risks early, strengthen defenses proactively, and build a new cybersecurity blueprint defined by resilience and competitiveness.

The perimeter hasn’t just shifted; it has vanished. In 2026, the convergence of hybrid work and AI-orchestrated threats has placed the enterprise's greatest vulnerability directly in the hands of your employees. As the global authority in Apple management and security, Jamf remains steadfast in our "Apple-first, Apple-best" philosophy - delivering seamless, same-day support and an unparalleled core experience for Mac and mobile users. Yet, because modern fleets are diverse, we have extended our elite security DNA to Android and cross-platform environments, ensuring a unified defense for the modern enterprise.

At this year’s Security Brand Day, Jamf takes you to the frontline of mobile threats. We will explore how to fortify your endpoints through modern management in an era of sophisticated adversaries, building a workspace that perfectly balances ironclad security, intelligent automation, and a world-class user experience. Whether it is shielding high-value executive targets, managing massive cross-platform fleets, or hardening Mac endpoints to the highest standards, Jamf empowers IT and Security teams to achieve automated compliance and real-time detection - without compromising user privacy. Join us to ensure your organization maintains the most resilient digital defense across every device.

This agenda series focuses on enterprise cybersecurity transformation in the AI era. Topics include how FortiGate and FortiOS deliver integrated, cross-environment protection; the strategic value of a Unified SASE platform; balancing AI innovation with regulatory compliance; and enhancing data security governance by overcoming traditional DLP limitations through AI-driven analytics. Covering networking, security, compliance, and operations, these sessions provide a comprehensive approach to building an intelligent, scalable, and future-ready security architecture—reducing complexity and cost while strengthening protection and improving user experience.

iSecurity Inc., a company committed, since 2004, to being at the forefront of the latest cybersecurity concepts and technologies will once again explore four of the most challenging cybersecurity issues from the most forward-thinking perspective on Brand Day:

• One-Stop Data Protection: Integrate data classification, DLP, DSPM, and CASB to create an integrated data security architecture from endpoints to the cloud
• Every corporation hopes to leverage AI Agents to improve productivity and save costs, but if their reliability and trustworthiness are not ensured first, rushing to launch AI Agents may instead expose corporations to unforeseen risks
• Data Governance in the AI Era: Fully address security and privacy issues in the AI era, whether structured or unstructured, whether in the cloud or on the agent side
• The Day after SBOM: Solve open-source CVE vulnerabilities painlessly without version upgrades or code modifications

Account takeovers, data leaks, and social engineering attacks can all start from seemingly harmless actions. Are you truly in control of your risks?

This series of four sessions will focus on HENNGE’s cloud security solutions, covering login management, data loss prevention, and social engineering attack simulations—one of the most overlooked yet common threats for organizations.

Through real-world cases and scenario-based explanations, we’ll show how risks materialize and how companies can proactively prevent incidents before they happen.

If you’re struggling with complex account management, scattered cloud data, or challenges in enforcing security governance, these four sessions will help you build a more comprehensive and reliable cloud defense.

This is more than a product presentation — it is a moment to reshuffle the deck of modern SOC thinking.

For years, the industry has operated under one dominant belief: No SIEM, No SOC. This assumption has shaped security architecture into something heavy, complex, and costly. But as alert fatigue grows and environments become more fragmented, it is time to turn the card and question that narrative.

AIShield introduces a non-SIEM AI-SOC approach — not by rejecting data, but by eliminating ineffective accumulation. Instead of building massive log repositories before gaining visibility, organizations can move directly toward precision-driven detection, guided investigation, and streamlined operations.

In this session, you will:

- Challenge the traditional SIEM-centric mindset

- Understand how AI-SOC operates without foundational SIEM infrastructure

- Explore how a lighter, smarter, and more resilient SOC model reduces operational burden

Security is not a gamble against uncertainty. With the right architecture and guidance, every signal has meaning, and every move is intentional.

Join us to discover which cards truly matter in your risk landscape.

The Cisco 2025 Cybersecurity Readiness Index reveals that only 4% of organizations in Taiwan have reached a “Mature” level of cybersecurity readiness. As AI-driven threats rapidly evolve and traditional network perimeters continue to disappear, organizations face unprecedented security challenges.

Enterprises must move beyond traditional defenses and adopt resilient, automated, and identity-driven security architectures to keep pace with the modern threat landscape.

At Cisco Security Brand Day, we will explore how organizations can leverage an integrated security platform, AI-driven security operations, and identity-first Zero Trust architecture to strengthen cybersecurity resilience in the AI era.

The event will focus on four key dimensions:

• Operational Excellence – Cisco on Cisco: Learn how Cisco secures its own global environment by leveraging integrated security platforms and AI-driven automation to improve threat detection, investigation, and response.
• Future-Proof Security – Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC): Explore the impact of quantum computing on today’s cryptographic systems and learn how organizations can begin preparing for a quantum-safe future.
• Intelligent Security Operations – Splunk Agentic AI: Discover how AI agents and automation can integrate multi-source security data, reduce alert fatigue, and improve SOC efficiency.
• Identity-First Defense: As hybrid work and cloud adoption accelerate, identity is becoming the new security perimeter. Learn how Identity Intelligence and Zero Trust architecture enable stronger access control and security visibility.

We invite IT and security leaders to join Cisco Security Brand Day and explore how to build a resilient security architecture for the AI era.

As AI accelerates its integration into enterprise operations, the challenges businesses face are no longer merely about technology selection, but how to ensure overall cybersecurity and operational resilience while enhancing work efficiency and innovative applications. Centered around the theme "Enterprise Resilience in the AI Era," HP Brand Day will explore from a practical IT perspective how organizations can break away from an overly technology-driven approach and establish actionable AI and security strategies.

This series of sessions will begin with the "Future of Work," sharing the latest insights from the Work Relationship Index and the challenges IT professionals encounter in hybrid work environments. The discussion will then expand to cover the computing power and security design required by AI developers, illustrating how enterprises can build an AI workspace that balances performance and protection. Meanwhile, through case studies of secure AI applications, the sessions will demonstrate how businesses can effectively control risks while boosting efficiency. Finally, from an IT management perspective, we will examine printer security to prevent it from becoming a hidden vulnerability in the corporate defense line, comprehensively strengthening your cybersecurity boundaries.

Securing AI Forum will focus on securing AI systems themselves, addressing model security, prompt-based attacks, and defensive design approaches to help organizations build more trustworthy AI applications.

PQC Forum Forum focuses on the evolution of encryption in the quantum era, exploring migration strategies and practical adoption of post-quantum cryptography to help organizations prepare for emerging security challenges.

OT Solution Day focuses on cybersecurity governance, risk management, and practical implementation in industrial and critical infrastructure environments. Covering topics from compliance and control frameworks to vulnerability forecasting, dependency analysis, OT defense, and AI detection, it helps organizations strengthen resilience and operational continuity in connected industrial settings.

Attacking AI Forum will focus on attacks targeting AI systems themselves, examining model manipulation, prompt-based attacks, and vulnerabilities in AI pipelines that organizations must address.

Secure Software & DevSecOps Forum focuses on engineering-driven secure software development and DevSecOps, covering code protection, API security, and automation to embed security into the development lifecycle and strengthen product and system defenses.

FINSEC Forum will dive into cybersecurity threats in the financial sector, with experts sharing practical insights to help build a strong, resilient security framework.

Privacy & Data Protection Forum focuses on data privacy and security governance, covering regulatory trends, privacy-by-design, and data risk management to help organizations strengthen trust and protection capabilities.

AI Defense Forum will examine how AI is applied in cybersecurity defense, exploring its role in threat detection, analysis, and security operations to support more intelligent and adaptive defense strategies.

AI Governance Forum will address the governance challenges introduced by AI adoption, with discussions on risk management, auditing, compliance, and organizational controls for responsible AI use.

AI Offense Forum will examine how attackers leverage AI technologies to enhance offensive capabilities, exploring AI-assisted exploitation, voice phishing, and automated attack techniques that are reshaping the threat landscape.

Cyber Marketing & Sales Forum explores go-to-market strategy, value positioning, and sales transformation in cybersecurity, helping organizations communicate security value clearly and compete effectively in a rapidly evolving market.

Digital Trust Forum will explore trust and governance in digital services, examining security practices around blockchain, digital identity, and trusted infrastructure in an increasingly connected environment.

EU CRA Forum will focus on the EU Cyber Resilience Act and its impact on product security, with experts sharing regulatory insights and practical guidance to help organizations meet compliance requirements.

Healthcare Security Forum will focus on cybersecurity challenges in healthcare environments, exploring security practices for medical systems, cloud platforms, and AI-enabled medical devices to protect patient data and operations.

Threat Research Forum explores threat intelligence and advanced attack techniques, analyzing evolving attack chains, exploit abuse, and stealth tactics to help organizations better understand adversaries and strengthen defensive resilience.

Incident Response Forum focused on incident response, this forum explores emerging threats, response strategies, and technological applications to strengthen incident handling and response maturity, enhancing overall security resilience.

Offensive Security Forum will explore hacker techniques through simulated attacks and defense drills, helping businesses strengthen their ability to defend against external threats and protect sensitive data from breaches.

Web3 Security Forum examines security risks and defense strategies in Web3, covering application vulnerabilities, transaction security, and technical challenges to ensure a safer digital environment.

Lunch Learning Session allows attendees to gain insights from expert-led discussions while enjoying a light meal. This session offers a flexible way to learn, network, and exchange ideas, ensuring a productive and engaging conference experience.

CYBERSEC 2026 opens with keynote speeches that focus on the pressing cybersecurity issues of the year, featuring perspectives from prominent experts in the field. Attendees are able to gain a macro view of cybersecurity and find inspiration by listening to the keynotes that are aligned with the most up-to-date trends and developments. 

Cyber threats continue to evolve, and security strategies must keep pace. As technologies, risks, and operating environments shift, organizations need resilient security strategies that adapt ahead of change—not only to protect today’s environments, but to prepare for what comes next.

Broadcast live from Taiwan, CYBERSEC GLOBAL 2026 is a global cybersecurity livestream that brings together security leaders, practitioners, and researchers to explore how organizations are strengthening adaptive security capabilities amid an evolving threat landscape.

CYBERSEC GLOBAL 2026｜Program Highlights

• AI & Machine Learning Security, Applications, and Risks
• National Cyber Defense Strategy
• Global Cyber Governance & Compliance
• Cybersecurity Challenges in Quantum and Industry 5.0

Join the CYBERSEC GLOBAL livestream and gain insight into how modern security is adapting for what’s next.