SecurityWeek has initiated its Call for Presentations for the 2026 CISO Forum Virtual Summit. The event is scheduled to occur online from November 11-12, 2026. This summit is designed to gather CISOs, senior cybersecurity executives, practitioners, and industry experts to discuss current issues in enterprise cybersecurity strategy.
The organizers are looking for original presentations that provide actionable guidance, real-world lessons, and candid perspectives, with a priority on contributions from end-user cybersecurity leaders. Suggested topics include security leadership, AI-driven attacks, nation-state threats, supply-chain risk management, Zero Trust, resilience engineering, regulatory compliance, and cybersecurity workforce development.
Submissions must include a proposed title, an abstract, learning objectives, speaker contact information, biography, and headshot. All proposals must be educational, original, and strictly vendor-neutral; product pitches will not be considered.
Speakers are required to present virtually and must have a reliable internet connection, a high-quality camera, and a microphone. The Call for Presentations will close on October 9, 2026, and submissions are reviewed on an ongoing basis.
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SecurityWeek has opened its Call for Presentations for the 2026 CISO Forum Virtual Summit, scheduled for November 11-12, 2026. The summit seeks original, vendor-neutral presentations from cybersecurity leaders on topics like AI-driven attacks, supply-chain risk, and Zero Trust.