Phoenix Cybersecurity Conference

Get ready for an unparalleled cybersecurity experience at the LatAm Cyber Summit co-hosted event with CS4CA LatAm, launching this October in Sao Paulo! This cutting-edge format is geared towards providing top-notch cybersecurity knowledge and collaboration not only to IT and OT security leaders from critical industries but also to IT security experts across various sectors. This event is launching at a crucial time for Latin America, especially Brazil, which ranks as the second-most targeted country in the region, with a staggering 31.5 billion cyberattack attempts in the first half of 2022 alone. At LatAm Cyber Summit, we’re bringing together a powerful network of senior cybersecurity leaders to connect, learn, be inspired, and collaborate on building cyber resilience.

Public sector organizations continue to face a constant barrage of sophisticated cyber threats. And with new cybersecurity mandates and guidance — from recent executive orders to the release of the 2023 National Cyber Strategy — public sector leaders must make considerable decisions about their cyber enterprise that will have lasting impacts for years to come. On top of this, the emergence of novel security capabilities built on machine learning, AI, predictive analytics and extended detection and response has given security leaders a new arsenal of tools to defend against the next sophisticated attack.

From Tel Aviv and Rome, to Tokyo, Singapore, Panama, and more, Cybertech is the cyber ecosystem's foremost networking platform, conducting industry-related events all around the globe. Our conferences and exhibitions are the place to make business happen. Cybertech serves as the global hub for the latest technological innovations, challenges, and solutions in cyber.

The cyber security industry has reached a critical point. In 2021, 4 in 10 companies in the UK reported having cyber security breaches or attacks. The increasing sophistication of cyber criminals, coupled with the rapid shift to digital technologies brought about by the coronavirus pandemic, has emphasised cyber security’s importance for both individual organisations and wider society.