Watch Cloud & Data Security Summit On Demand
SecurityWeek’s 2026 Cloud & Data Security Summit provides access to recorded sessions covering critical topics in cloud and data protection. The event features discussions on addressing identity gaps to prevent exploitation, securing artificial intelligence applications, managing cloud complexity, and mitigating cloud-based attacks. Attendees can engage with leading vendors and peers through interactive demonstrations, resources, and an expo hall tailored to cloud deployment challenges.
Key Session Themes
Key session themes include strategies for closing identity vulnerabilities before adversaries exploit them, the evolving attack surface of AI-driven applications, and the challenges of executing cloud security in complex environments. Technical demonstrations and collaborative networking opportunities allow participants to explore solutions for securing hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructures.
Industry Leadership and Updates
Industry leaders and cybersecurity professionals are encouraged to review the summit’s content to gain insights into current trends and best practices for protecting digital assets. The event highlights the growing need for adaptive security frameworks amid increasing threats to cloud environments.
Recent Cybersecurity Developments
Additional updates from the cybersecurity landscape include developments such as the Pentagon’s temporary halt of CMMC Phase 2, Valarian’s $50 million funding for infrastructure control solutions, and reports of a Department of Homeland Security database breach. Other notable news covers Adobe’s accelerated patching schedule, Canada’s disruption of ransomware operations, and QIZ Security’s $17 million investment in cryptographic governance tools.
Recent Breaches and Vulnerabilities
Recent breaches and vulnerabilities reported include an Ernst Young data incident affecting personal and financial data, Capital One’s open-source AI-powered vulnerability detection tool, and a hacking incident targeting Hugging Face through autonomous AI attacks. Technical updates include Chrome 150’s fixes for memory safety flaws and the exploitation of WordPress vulnerabilities in active cyberattacks.
Industry Leadership Changes
Industry leadership changes include appointments such as Sean Robinson, Rickie Goyal, Danielle Guetta, Shani Nago, and Lior Magram as VPs at Jazz, Michael Calev as COO, AJ Shipley as Chief Product Officer at CrowdStrike, and Ron Dovich as Chief AI and Automation Officer at Brinqa.
Expert Analyses and Insights
Expert analyses address challenges in operational technology security, the shift toward business-aligned risk management, and the complexities of auditing AI-driven software development. Discussions also focus on evaluating AI capabilities in cybersecurity, the financial implications of agentic AI, and critical questions for enterprises assessing AI vendors.
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Industry leaders and cybersecurity professionals are encouraged to review the summit’s content to gain insights into current trends and best practices for protecting digital assets.
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