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We’re pleased to announce the Spring 2026 lineup of SecureWorld conferences, bringing together cybersecurity leaders, practitioners, and solution providers through a mix of 11 in-person and virtual events. Each SecureWorld event is built with input from local CISOs and industry experts—delivering relevant insights, practical strategies, and real conversations you can’t get anywhere else. Whether you’re strengthening your skills, growing your network, or staying ahead of emerging threats, SecureWorld is where learning meets community. ✨ Learn from trusted voices ✨ Earn 6-18 CPE credits ✨ Connect face-to-face (or screen-to-screen) with peers who get it ✨ Leave informed, inspired, and better equipped Join us in building stronger security communities together! See the Events page and register here: hubs.li/Q03-DN2y0

AI is rewriting the rules of intellectual property—and your existing playbook is not enough. Join Dr. Eric Cole at SecureWorld Kansas City next month for the opening keynote on why IP is now a dynamic digital target, from model inversion and prompt injection to data poisoning and algorithmic theft. Learn more and register here: hubs.li/Q04c2CL50

Human behavior is at the center of cyber risk. Next month at SecureWorld Philadelphia, close out day one with Krista Arndt as she unpacks how digital psychology shapes threat exposure, identity compromise, and security culture—plus practical, human-centered defenses. See the full agenda and register here: hubs.li/Q04c2Kf40

Today, April 14, 2026, the global cybersecurity community will observe Identity Management Day. hubs.li/Q04c2G000

Identity Management Day 2026: Securing the New Perimeter hubs.li/Q04b_H-70

SecureWorld Kansas City is right around the corner—and you can kick things off early with Rodney Beard’s PLUS course the day before. AI is already spreading across your organization—are you securing it or chasing it? Learn how to move from reactive to strategic with a practical 90-day roadmap for AI security. Space is limited, register here today: hubs.li/Q04bY4-60

Drowning in “AI of everything” headlines and hype? At SecureWorld Philadelphia next month, Aaron Weaver will cut through the noise with a practical guide for security leaders and practitioners. Learn how to evaluate new AI models, tools, and vendors, and build durable skills without chasing every acronym. See the full agenda and register here: hubs.li/Q04bPPlh0

AI-Powered Tax Scams Are Surging — What Security Teams and Taxpayers Need to Know hubs.li/Q04bRgfd0

Unlike prior models that could identify vulnerabilities but rarely exploit them, Mythos Preview autonomously discovers and weaponizes zero-day flaws—including across every major operating system and web browser—without human intervention beyond an initial prompt. hubs.li/Q04bGwwf0

Autonomous systems are now prime cyber targets. At SecureWorld Philadelphia next month, join Lexie Thach as she unpacks how attackers exploit robots, drones, and IoT as they connect with cloud, AI, and enterprise networks—using real-world exploits and case studies. How prepared is your organization to secure its cyber-physical systems today? Register now: hubs.li/Q04bpX6H0

Google has announced a formal 2029 deadline for completing its post-quantum cryptography (PQC) migration—a move the company describes as both an internal commitment and an industry-wide call to action. hubs.li/Q04bvjgf0

Anthropic has unveiled Claude Mythos Preview, a new AI model with cybersecurity capabilities the company's researchers are calling a watershed moment for the industry. hubs.li/Q04bpT0P0

FBI Reports AI-Powered Fraud Topped $893 Million in 2025—Real Toll Likely Far Higher. Read more in this week's SecureWorld News: hubs.li/Q04btMPw0 SUBSCRIBE to receive cybersecurity news, events, webcasts, and more.

The broader context is stark: total cybercrime losses reported to IC3 crossed $20 billion for the first time in 2025, reaching $20.877 billion across more than 1 million complaints—the first time IC3 has received that many reports in a single year. hubs.li/Q04bpWs00

Change is constant, but some cybersecurity challenges never seem to move. At SecureWorld Houston this month, join John Barrow, Rori Boyce-Werner, and Andy Corriveau for an interactive closing keynote on the fundamentals of security leadership that still matter—AI, cloud, ransomware, and beyond. See the full agenda and register here: hubs.li/Q04bqJ6c0

What if security actually sped up engineering? Join Silas Adams at SecureWorld Philadelphia next month for a lunch keynote on building velocity-first security programs that are compliant, automated, and designed for human exceptions—while shrinking blast radius every release. He’ll also tackle securing agentic and generative AI so every team can innovate with confidence. Ready to learn more? Register today: hubs.ly/Q04bhn7-0

Anthropic's Claude Mythos Autonomously Discovers, Exploits Zero-Days hubs.li/Q04bmRkk0

The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) has released its latest annual report, marking the first time in the center's 25-year history that it has devoted a dedicated section to artificial intelligence as a cybercrime tool. hubs.li/Q04bfR250

SecureWorld Boston 2026: Celebrating Security's Timeless Human Core hubs.li/Q04bhSJR0

A new Cybersecurity Advisory (AA26-097a) from the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has sent a clear message to the industrial world: the air gap is dead, and our literal "switches" are in the crosshairs. hubs.li/Q04bfJ8n0

Enjoyed an expert panel during the lunch keynote today at SecureWorld Boston, with Jared Rinehimer, Seth Kosto, Brian Levine, and Stephanie Siegmann discussing how to bridge the critical gap between corporate legal strategy, operational security, and law enforcement intervention.