Preliminary thematic scope

CYBERSEC EXPO & FORUM 2026

A space where the public sector, business, industry and the world of technology come together to forge digital resilience.

• 1

  Geopolitcs and Cyber Warfare

  A track devoted to the impact of global conflicts and political tensions on digital security. It will concern the cyber operations of Russia, Belarus and other countries, the role of NATO and the EU, the conclusions from the war in Ukraine and national strategies in creating resilience for cyberattacks and information operations.
• 2

  Defence and Technologies for Security

  Focus on digitalising defence and the role of business in developing capabilities of a state. Among the discussed subjects will be technologies for the army, autonomous systems, the use of AI in defence, security of critical infrastructure, and cooperation between the public and private sector in the integration of cyber and military components.
• 3

  Cyber Security of State and Public Administration

  How is central and local administration preparing for the requirements of NIS2 and increasing threats? This track concerns the security of public services, state systems and registers, the establishment of SOC/CSIRT, the resilience of JST and the digital foundations of the functioning of a modern state.
• 4

  Cyber Security of Business and Regulated Sectors

  A practical view on the security of enterprises – from protecting production and logistics, through OT/IT security, to security of supply chains.
• 5

  AI and Cyber Security

  AI as a defensive and offensive tool. The subjects will concern automated attacks, deepfake, curtailing MFA, predictive security tools and the use of AI in vulnerable sectors (military, industry, heath). It will also identify competencies of the future in cybersec.
• 6

  Technologies of Tomorrow and Digital Security

  An overview of groundbreaking technologies that will soon redefine cybersecurity. It involves post-quantum cryptography, quantum computers, blockchain in transaction and identity security, as well as risks related to robotisation and automation.
• 7

  Data, Cloud, and Data Centres

  The foundation of digital resilience of modern organisations. This track concerns data centres, hybrid cloud and multi-cloud, Zero Trust architecture, protection of strategic data and compliance with legislation. Simply put, these are the solutions that are a decisive factor in the continuation business and the state.
• 8

  Disinformation and Social Resilience

  Informational operations pose a real threat to the state and business. The track touches upon the propaganda and disinformation machines of Russia, Belarus and other countries, the impact of false narratives on the economy, public health, and society, as well as tools used in creating communication resilience.
• 9

  Cybersecurity of Healthcare

  The most vulnerable sector in terms of cyber threats. The subjects in this track involve security of medical data and hospital systems, protection of medical devices, telehealth, AI in diagnostics, and the resilience of healthcare facilities to cyberattacks.
• 10

  Cybersecurity of Local Government and Smart Cities

  How do units of local government secure municipal services and urban IoT systems? Among the discussed subjects are the security of water and sewage networks, road and energy grids, smart urban solutions and the construction of common SOC for local government. The track will put special emphasis on practical scenarios and lessons learned from attacks.
• 11

  Cyber Resilience and Response to Incidents

  From prevention to effective counteraction in a crisis. The subjects discussed in this track will involve the establishment of SOC and CSIRT teams, practising cyber resilience, threat hunting, Red Teaming, continuity plans and the role of cyber insurance in increasing security standards.
• 12

  Cybersecurity in Finance

  Transactions security in banking and e-commerce. The track will focus on fraud detection, cyberattacks on online services, analysis of data leakage, the latest trends in financial cybercrime, and protection of the clients against scam. The invited experts will talk about the requirements and regulations of the sector, such as, among others, DORA.
• 13

  Cybersecurity of Power Industry

  Security of critical infrastructure, technologies of tomorrow in power industry, cyberattacks, and security of power industry. Renewable energy sources, new technologies, artificial intelligence and innovations for the sector.
• 14

  Competencies and Education of the Future

  The development of science and education, with special emphasis put on technologies and competencies of the future, demand for experts, the need for training, labour market, actual requirements, training, and certifications.