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Cyber risk is no longer isolated. It is systemic. Accelerated by AI. Amplified by supply chains. Shaped by geopolitics. On April 21, cybersecurity leaders gather to confront the 2026 reality.

Why Attend the Help AG CyberNext Conference?

Most organizations are investing more in cybersecurity. But are they becoming more resilient?

Help AG CyberNext Conference is built for cybersecurity technical leaders who want to move
beyond tools and into operational readiness.

Exchange insights with regional peers

Learn how other organisations are approaching resilience

Gain practical perspectives on emerging threats

Build meaningful professional connections

Leave with actionable ideas you can apply within your organisation

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AI-driven threat acceleration

SOC maturity and response effectiveness

Secure digital transformation and access architecture

OT and IoT operational risk

Compliance under real-world pressure

Digital sovereignty and cloud control

Featured Partners

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Speakers

Brandt Urban, Chief Business Development Officer (CBDO), Veeam

Unkonwn speakers

CIO | ABC

Brandt Urban, Chief Business Development Officer (CBDO), Veeam

Unkonwn speakers

CIO | ABC

Brandt Urban, Chief Business Development Officer (CBDO), Veeam

Unkonwn speakers

CIO | ABC

Brandt Urban, Chief Business Development Officer (CBDO), Veeam

Unkonwn speakers

CIO | ABC

Agenda

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Registration & Welcome Coffee

10:00 AM – 10:30 AM

The 2026 Cyber Reality: AI, Ecosystem Risk, and Systemic Impact

A high-level exploration of how cyber risk is evolving in 2026. This session examines the
accelerating impact of AI, supply chain exposure, and geopolitical shifts on enterprise security.
The focus is on understanding systemic risk and what it means for leadership decisions moving
forward.

10:30 AM – 10:50 AM

Turning Cyber Investment into Measurable Readiness

A strategic view on how organisations must rethink security in the face of accelerating change.
This session sets the tone for the day by outlining the importance of resilience, operational
clarity, and long-term readiness.

10:50 AM – 11:10 AM

The Gaps Between Strategy, Security, and Reality

Why do organisations with strong strategies and modern tools still struggle during real incidents?
This session explores the disconnects between ambition and execution, compliance and
readiness, innovation and protection, and why closing these gaps defines cyber maturity in 2026.

11:10 AM – 11:40 AM

Executive Panel Discussion - From Compliance to Resilience: What Leaders Must Get Right in 2026

Senior industry voices discuss accountability, preparedness, regulatory pressure, and the
operational shifts required to move from checkbox compliance to real resilience. A candid
conversation focused on leadership responsibility and national priorities.

11:40 AM – 1:00 PM

Lunch & Networking

1:00 PM – 2:15 PM

Inside a Live SOC: From First Alert to AI SOC

An exploration of how modern security operations evolve from basic monitoring to AI-assisted
response. This session examines detection maturity, escalation clarity, and what defines effective
incident containment in real environments.

AI Threat Simulation: From Attacker Mindset to LLM Security

A deep look at how AI is reshaping the threat landscape, from phishing and fraud to model
manipulation. The session addresses AI security, governance, and the risks emerging from rapid
adoption.

Designing a Secure Digital Access Architecture

A strategic discussion on securing users, applications, and cloud environments in hybrid
enterprises. This session focuses on modern access models and the architectural shifts required to
support digital transformation.

2:15 PM – 3:30

OT & IoT: When Downtime Is Not an Option

An examination of operational technology and IoT risk in environments where availability and
safety are critical. The session explores detection, response, and integration challenges between
IT and OT security.

Getting Started with AI: Governance, Risk, and Accountability

A focused session on building responsible AI adoption frameworks. Topics include governance
structures, ISO 42001 alignment, Dubai AI security policy, and managing AI-related risk across
the organisation.

Digital Sovereignty: Security, Control, and Trust

A strategic discussion on data sovereignty, cloud governance, and identity assurance in
increasingly complex digital ecosystems.

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