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Global Cybersecurity Summit 2026
Explore keynotes, practitioner sessions, and expert discussions on preemptive security operations, MDR, AI, and cyber resilience from Rapid7’s 2026 summit.
You don't need a zero-day vulnerability to hack a company. You just need a convincing phone call....
Identity systems are the front doors... It's easiest for attackers to gain access by pretending to be someone that they're not.
CISOs should not be asked the question, ‘Are we safe?’ What you need to be asked is, ‘Are we cyber resilient?’
Is the vulnerability really manifested in runtime, or is it just noise?
I suspect we'll see a heavy human presence in decision making and guidance for tools.
Agenda
Day 1: Keynotes & insights
Keynote: Defense Starts Earlier Than You Think
The Reality of Running a SOC in 2026
Customer Panel: How Clarity Beats Complexity
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Day 2: Security leaders' track
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Day 3: Security practitioners' track
Check out our star-studded lineup
Over two days you will hear from a diverse set of cybersecurity experts, each with their own unique perspectives, insights, and future-facing strategies.
Debby Briggs
VP – CISO, Netscout Systems
Raheem Daya
Chief Technology Officer, Target RWE
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Brian Castagna
Chief Security Officer, Rapid7
Raj Samani
SVP, Chief Scientist, Rapid7
Graham Cluley
Cybersecurity speaker and podcast host
Rachel Tobac
CEO of SocialProof Security, Friendly Hacker
Jonathan Chow
Chief Information Security Officer, Genesys
Chris Hippensteel
Director of Information Technology, New Resources Consulting
Tony Arnold
CISO, TSB Bank Limited
Horst Moll
CISO, Information Technology Security, Risk & Compliance, Miltenyi Biotec
Craig Robinson
Research Vice President, Security Services IDC
Dave Gruber
Principal Analyst, Cybersecurity, Omdia
Why attend
Hear from leading cybersecurity experts and gain practical insights across detection and response, cloud security, exposure management, and AI.
- Gain a deeper understanding of emerging threats and attacker behavior
- Learn how to implement preemptive security strategies in your own organization
- Walk away with actionable guidance you can apply immediately
- A connection with a global community of SOC practitioners and leaders
Who should attend
With dedicated tracks for both technical practitioners and security leaders, every session is designed to help you cut through complexity and focus on what matters most.
- Security leaders: Learn how to build resilient security programs aligned to business risk
- Security operations teams: Gain practical tactics for detection, investigation, and response
- Security engineers & architects: Discover strategies to reduce exposure and strengthen security architecture
- Risk & compliance professionals: Understand how security operations drive risk reduction and resilience
Frequently Asked Questions
The summit covers the full spectrum of modern security operations, with a focus on managed detection and response (MDR) and exposure management. Sessions include preemptive security operations, detection and response, exposure management, AI in cybersecurity, and leadership strategies for today’s CISOs.
Yes, the Rapid7 Global Cybersecurity Summit is free to attend.
Yes, all sessions will be available on demand after the event, so you can watch what you missed or revisit key insights at your convenience.
On the days of the event you will receive access to the event platform where you can attend sessions, watch on-demand content, and download any available resources and materials.
You can register online through the event landing page. Simply complete the registration form to secure your spot and receive access details for the virtual event.
A virtual cybersecurity summit gives you access to expert insights, practical guidance, and the latest industry trends - without the need to travel. You can learn from anywhere, join sessions that match your role, and access content on demand to fit your schedule.
Yes, attendees may be eligible to earn CPE credits for participating in the summit. Please note that credits must be self-reported through your accrediting body’s CPE portal (such as ISC2).