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Events
CyberSat 2026 Classified Program (Chantilly, Virginia, USA, Nov 4 – 5, 2026) Space systems now form the backbone of critical infrastructure – from energy grids to autonomous transportation. CyberSat is the only forum where the operators, officials, and engineers actively defending those systems meet for four days a year.
CyberMarketingCon 2026 (Austin, Texas, USA, Nov 15 – 18, 2026) A conference for cybersecurity GTM leaders and doers. Cybersecurity marketing is specific, often technical, and constantly changing. Stay up-to-date with the latest in marketing in the cybersecurity industry while networking with your peers.
NATO Edge 26 (Fuar İzmir, Turkey, Nov 17 – 19, 2026) In a world where speed, scale, and resilience define defence, NATO Edge 26 brings together NATO, Allies, and industry to deliver the capabilities our Alliance demands. Faster, smarter, and together.
This is not just another conference. NATO Edge 26 introduces a new, more interactive and mission-driven format placing industry in the forefront to foster practical cooperation, accelerate delivery, and strengthen readiness across the defence and technology spectrum.
Aspen Cyber Summit (Washington, DC, USA, Nov 18, 2026) The Aspen Cyber Summit is the nation’s premier annual technology and cybersecurity policy gathering, bringing together the top voices from government, industry, and civil society to create a safer world, online and off.
AI Security Summit 2026: Zero Trust (Virtual, Nov 18 – 19, 2026) AI agents are now making decisions, touching sensitive systems, and acting on your organization’s behalf, often faster than any human can review. Attackers are moving at that same machine speed, and non-human identities already outnumber your workforce many times over. CSA has been tracking this shift as the AI Vulnerability Storm, a wave of AI-discovered exploits arriving faster than most security teams can patch. The old perimeter was never built to govern any of this, and the next incident is not a matter of if, but when.
Implementing Zero Trust principles is essential to deploying AI safely at scale. It replaces implicit trust with continuous verification, which is exactly what autonomous agents and machine identities require. CSA has spent years helping define what that looks like in practice. Our Zero Trust Advancement Center (ZTAC), Certificate of Competence in Zero Trust (CCZT), and research like our AI Vulnerability Storm briefings all contribute to that foundation. That same research and expert network informs the agenda for CSA’s FREE two-day virtual AI Security Summit 2026: Zero Trust, where practitioners can learn alongside the people doing this work.
