Cybersecurity Conferences This Week

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All Upcoming Cybersecurity Events This Week

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2nd February 2026 | Aiken AI & Cyber Innovation Week 2026

AI & Cyber Innovation Week 2026 unites students, educators, government agencies, industry professionals and community members in a six-day event hosted by a university committed to cybersecurity and AI education. Participants explore real-world challenges through hands-on training, workshops and labs, while expert seminars and panels from Department of Energy, Department of Defense and industry speakers provide insight into workforce pathways, emerging threats and regional readiness. The program also includes community-outreach events, public cyber awareness activities and a Capture the Flag competition to build practical skills and engagement.

Attendees will benefit from networking opportunities with national lab researchers, K-12 educators, military representatives and private sector technologists. The structure encourages collaboration between academia, government, industry and local communities, with emphasis on education, regional infrastructure security and AI integration into cyber defense strategies.

Hybrid (Both) • Free • Part of USC Aiken

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2nd February 2026 | Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium (RMCS) 2026

The Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium 2026 (RMCS26) is one of the premier U.S. gatherings that unites leaders from defense, government, academia, and private industry to tackle the most pressing cybersecurity and homeland defense challenges. This year’s theme, “Dominance Through Disruption: Emerging Tech and the Cyber Enterprise,” highlights how innovation and adaptability shape the future of cyber operations. With the ever-evolving threat landscape, RMCS26 provides an essential venue for professionals seeking to align national security, digital transformation, and disruptive technologies.

Held annually in Colorado Springs, the event’s Exhibit Hall will showcase cutting-edge technologies and defense solutions from top vendors and institutions. Attendees can engage in dynamic panels, technical sessions, and networking activities that foster collaboration between military, government, and private sectors. Beyond its professional value, the symposium plays a vital role in supporting STEM education, contributing over $500,000 each year to scholarships and community initiatives. RMCS26 continues to stand as a cornerstone event for advancing cybersecurity readiness and innovation across all domains.

Physical • Paid • Part of AFCEA

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2nd February 2026 | Distributech (DTECH) 2026

The DTECH® 2026 conference addresses the cybersecurity challenges facing the transmission and distribution grid by combining technical sessions, workshops, and peer networking. Attendees will explore how to protect operational technology and SCADA systems, translate cyber risk into actionable strategy, and build resilience across people, processes, and technology.

With more than 800 speakers, over 275 curated sessions, and an exhibition of 700+ solution-providers, the event offers a deep dive into grid transformation while examining the intersection of power infrastructure and cybersecurity in one of the most dynamic energy-industry gatherings today.

Physical • Paid • Part of Clarion Events

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2nd February 2026 | North American Network Operators Group (NANOG) 2026

The North American Network Operators Group (NANOG) 2026 will bring together leading professionals in network operations, architecture, and infrastructure from across the continent. Hosted in San Francisco, this event provides a forum for the exchange of ideas, innovations, and practical solutions shaping the future of networking. Attendees will engage with top minds from industry leaders such as AHEAD and NVIDIA, focusing on the intersection of artificial intelligence and large-scale network infrastructure. The event will highlight key challenges like power management, sustainability, and scalability in high-density computing environments, offering attendees insight into the infrastructure demands of AI and high-performance computing.

Beyond technical discussions, NANOG emphasizes meaningful connections and collaboration within the networking community. Participants can look forward to in-depth presentations, the Peering Coordination Forum, and social gatherings that encourage relationship building among engineers and decision-makers. The conference maintains its tradition of blending educational sessions with real-world application, helping attendees stay competitive while addressing the rapid evolution of digital infrastructure.

Physical • Paid • Part of NANOG

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2nd February 2026 | Cost Estimating Foundation

A successful project starts with a well-founded estimate of the costs. The 4-day Cost Estimating Foundation training will teach you the basics of cost estimation. You will learn approaches for different aspects of the estimating profession and you will learn how to apply them in your daily work.

During this training we emphasize practical experience as well as theoretical knowledge. A number of small cases will be prepared during the training. This helps you get familiarized with the knowledge you have just gained and apply it to real world situations. At the end of the Cost Estimating Foundation training you will have:

An understanding of the definitions of cost estimation, cost control and planning. You will also be able to read cost engineering reports and put it in the perspective of your project The knowledge to prepare and evaluate estimates quicker and more accurately. This will immediately have its effect on the control you have on the cost of your project The ability to make your own factor estimates and validate factor estimates prepared by others The knowledge to identify major cost risks of engineering. Together with the estimating methods this means you will be able to estimate the engineering involved in your projects

Physical • Paid • Part of IMF Academy

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2nd February 2026 | SANS Rockville 2026

Unlock the full potential of your cybersecurity career at SANS Rockville 2026 (February 2-7, ET). Guided by world-renowned instructors at the forefront of the field, this event provides exclusive access to live industry experts, ensuring you stay ahead of the curve.

Immerse yourself in a learning environment that features industry-leading hands-on labs, simulations, and exercises, all geared towards practical application in your professional endeavors. Seize the opportunity to hone your skills during bonus sessions and activities, backed by SANS unwavering commitment to excellence and expertise.

Hybrid (Both) • Paid • Part of SANS Institute

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3rd February 2026 | Workday Federal Forum 2026

The Workday Federal Forum is not purely a cybersecurity event, however it highlights how secure digital foundations support the modernization of federal human capital systems. Many of the sessions connect directly to security challenges that agencies face when adopting AI enabled tools, modern cloud platforms, and data driven workforce strategies. Zero Trust, secure SaaS environments, and protected HR workflows are recurring elements throughout the agenda, showing how cybersecurity underpins modernization efforts across the federal government.

The forum also explores how secure technology enables agencies to build mission ready workforces. Presenters discuss trusted AI, resilience in federal operations, and the importance of safeguarding sensitive workforce data as agencies shift from legacy systems to modern cloud architectures. These conversations show how cybersecurity influences hiring, employee experience, and organizational readiness, making the event valuable for professionals who want to understand the intersection of federal workforce transformation and secured digital infrastructure.

Online • Paid • Part of Scoop News Group

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3rd February 2026 | From Blind Spots to Action: How Siemens Healthineers Operationalizes CTEM at Scale

Security teams face growing blind spots as external attack surfaces expand across cloud and internet facing infrastructure. This webinar presents a technical walkthrough of how Siemens Healthineers operationalizes Continuous Threat Exposure Management at scale to gain clearer visibility and reduce real world risk. The discussion focuses on applying the CTEM framework to uncover unmanaged assets, connect external exposure signals with internal context and focus efforts where business impact is highest.

The session covers how CTEM is implemented across multiple business units, how assets are discovered and validated to reduce noise and how remediation is prioritized using exploitability and risk context. Attendees will also see how automation supports reporting and remediation workflows, helping teams improve accountability and move from visibility to action.

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3rd February 2026 | Public Sector Cyber Security Scotland 2026

Public Sector Cyber Security Scotland 2026 is a premier event focused on strengthening cyber resilience across Scotland’s public sector. Returning to Edinburgh on 3 February, it gathers experts, policymakers, and industry leaders to explore innovative approaches for protecting vital services and citizens’ data. Attendees can expect keynote speeches, interactive masterclasses, and panel discussions designed to address the evolving landscape of cyber threats. The conference emphasizes practical strategies to embed cybersecurity into digital infrastructure and enhance incident response readiness, while fostering collaboration between public sector organizations.

The event also provides ample networking opportunities, allowing participants to connect with peers and share experiences from across the region. By focusing on emerging technologies such as AI-driven threat intelligence, the conference offers actionable insights for public sector professionals aiming to stay ahead of cyber risks. With its hands-on sessions and expert guidance, Public Sector Cyber Security Scotland 2026 serves as a critical platform for knowledge sharing and skill development for cybersecurity leaders in government.

Physical • Free • Part of Holyrood Communications

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3rd February 2026 | Closing the Loop on Cyber Risk - Operationalizing Exposure Management

Turning vulnerability data into action is one of the biggest challenges security teams face today. This webinar focuses on how organizations can operationalize exposure management by moving beyond discovery and closing the gap between finding vulnerabilities and fixing the ones that matter most. Using Tenable One, the session shows how teams can prioritize real business risk instead of reacting to endless alerts.

The discussion covers practical ways to streamline workflows between security and IT, automate ticketing and response processes, and speed up remediation to reduce attacker opportunities. Attendees will see how exposure management can be integrated into everyday operations to improve efficiency and outcomes. This session is designed for security leaders, risk managers and practitioners looking to strengthen remediation efforts and get more value from their exposure management programs.

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3rd February 2026 | TEEX Cyber Readiness Summit 2026

The TEEX Cyber Readiness Summit 2026 is a three day cybersecurity conference focused on equipping professionals, business leaders, and public sector teams with practical strategies and tools to build resilience against evolving cyber threats. Held at the Hilton College Station & Conference Center in Texas, the summit explores all pillars of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, offering real world insights into identifying, protecting, detecting, responding, and recovering from cyber incidents. The program is designed to empower attendees responsible for securing networks, critical infrastructure, and community systems with actionable solutions they can apply immediately.

Attendees can expect keynote talks, expert led sessions, and collaborative discussions that address current and emerging cyber risks. This summit serves as a valuable opportunity to learn from experienced practitioners and connect with peers who share a commitment to strengthening cyber readiness. The physical in person format encourages networking and long term professional connections while supporting practical learning across sectors.

Physical • Paid • Part of Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX)

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3rd February 2026 | Scaling Kubernetes Networking Without the Complexity

Kubernetes networking becomes harder to manage as environments grow across cloud and on premises infrastructure, especially when multiple tools and control planes are stitched together. This webinar focuses on how an integrated Kubernetes networking model reduces complexity, improves security visibility and lowers operational risk for platform teams running at scale.

The session explains how consolidating connectivity, security and observability into a single approach enables consistent behavior across environments and simplifies policy enforcement for ingress, east west and egress traffic. Real world scenarios show why fragmented networking breaks down over time and how teams move to an integrated model that streamlines operations, reduces tooling sprawl and helps Kubernetes scale without slowing the business.

Company_Webinar • Part of Tigera

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3rd February 2026 | In the lion's cave: How to use AI to strengthen your cyber defense in an escalating threat landscape

This event focuses on how organizations can use AI to strengthen cyber defense as threats become faster, more automated, and more costly. CrowdStrike and CSIS will share insights into how attackers are leveraging AI to scale their operations and how modern security teams can respond with smarter, more efficient defenses. The discussion highlights current threat trends and the role AI plays on both sides of the security landscape.

Attendees will hear real world perspectives from organizations that have already advanced their cybersecurity approach and learn what matters most when selecting and building modern security solutions. The program includes expert presentations and customer experiences aimed at decision makers and specialists responsible for cybersecurity strategy, technology, and investment.

Company_Webinar • Part of CrowdStrike

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3rd February 2026 | International Conference on Consumer Electronics (IEEE ICCE) 2026

The IEEE International Conference on Consumer Electronics (ICCE) 2026 gathers global professionals from academia, government, and industry to explore advances in consumer technology. With a focus on the theme "eXtendable Intelligence – Sustainability Embodied in AI Everywhere," the event emphasizes innovation, sustainability, and practical applications of AI in daily life. Attendees will gain insights into emerging research, market trends, and technology design through lectures, forums, and tutorials.

Held in Dubai, ICCE 2026 continues IEEE's tradition of fostering collaboration among thought leaders and innovators. The conference will feature diverse sessions, from technical presentations to interactive discussions, offering opportunities to exchange ideas and form partnerships. Participants can expect a mix of forward-looking topics, from sustainable electronics to the expanding role of AI in consumer systems. For anyone involved in consumer technology development, ICCE 2026 provides a meaningful platform to learn, share, and connect.

Physical • Paid • Part of IEEE

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3rd February 2026 | The Official Cybersecurity Summit: Seattle/Bellevue 2026

The Official Cybersecurity Summits 2026 is a nationwide conference series designed for senior-level cybersecurity, IT, and business leaders across multiple US markets and virtual audiences. The series includes both in-person and virtual events such as Ransomware Resilience, Healthcare Security, and city-based summits in Tampa, Seattle or Bellevue, San Diego, Atlanta, Silicon Valley, New York, and Chicago. Each summit is curated to address real-world security challenges faced by enterprises, government organizations, and critical infrastructure sectors.

Across all locations, the summits focus on practical cybersecurity strategies, emerging threats, compliance pressures, and executive-level decision making. Attendees gain insights through expert-led sessions that emphasize actionable solutions rather than theoretical discussions. By combining regional networking with nationally recognized speakers, the 2026 series creates consistent value for security leaders looking to stay informed, connected, and prepared in a rapidly evolving threat landscape.

Physical • Paid • Part of The Official Cyber Security Summit

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