Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Paris 2026 Program

Two Days to Strengthen Your Cybersecurity Strategy

On November 18 and 19, 2026, the Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Paris will bring together experts and decision-makers who protect organizations from emerging threats for two days of keynote speeches, panel discussions, and case studies.

Identity security, threat detection, incident response, compliance, cloud, and artificial intelligence: Explore discussions designed to anticipate risks, strengthen your security posture, and evolve your cybersecurity strategy.

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  1. T5 : KEYNOTE CYBER
    • Forwards adapt faster than defenders
    Today, AI makes it possible to automate phishing, industrialize fraud, and launch faster, more sophisticated attacks. As this trend accelerates, are defensive capabilities keeping pace? Between defensive AI, budget constraints, and regulatory requirements, can organizations truly contain the threat? A strategic debate on the balance between offensive capabilities and defensive maturity.
  2. T3 : CLOUD ET CYBER EN ACTION
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    • "Cloud-first" Is No Longer Enough: Moving Toward an Optimized AI Infrastructure
    AI is transforming the way organizations manage their files: semantic search, generation, analysis, and process automation. But connecting AI to files scattered across email, SharePoint, Teams, OneDrive, and internal shares involves three risks: losing control over access, exposing sensitive data to third parties, and paying multiple times for the same data.  This session takes a close look at 5 best practices to follow before connecting AI to your files … Read More
  3. T5 : KEYNOTE CYBER
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    • Forwards adapt faster than defenders
    • Cyber risk is both geopolitical and regulatory
    Attackers are automating their intrusions: reconnaissance, exploitation, and propagation—everything is happening faster than ever before. Meanwhile, many IT and security teams still manage their endpoints manually, using disparate tools and facing excessively long remediation times. In this session, a NinjaOne customer shares real-world insights: how tool consolidation, real-time visibility into endpoints, and automated patch management have enabled them to… Read More
  4. T3 : CLOUD ET CYBER EN ACTION
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    • "Cloud-first" Is No Longer Enough: Moving Toward an Optimized AI Infrastructure
    • Control vs. Freedom in a Multi-Cloud Environment
    Companies are investing heavily in computing, modeling, and the cloud. Yet most generative AI projects hit a roadblock at the same point: content. Contracts, technical files, and regulatory documents remain scattered across multiple silos, subject to uncontrolled access rights. The result: AI that gives the wrong answers—or answers too well to people who shouldn’t know. This session treats content as a full-fledged layer of infrastructure. Co … Read More
  5. T5 : KEYNOTE CYBER
    • Cyber risk is both geopolitical and regulatory
    International tensions are evolving rapidly, and their consequences have a direct impact on organizations. Sanctions, technological dependencies, cyberattacks, and information warfare: what do these events really mean for French companies? Drawing on current events, this panel will analyze the concrete risks and the strategic decisions they necessitate. A real-time analysis of global cybersecurity challenges and their operational implications.
  6. T3 : CLOUD ET CYBER EN ACTION
  7. T5 : KEYNOTE CYBER
    Alliancy brought together the perspectives of dozens of CIOs and service providers on the topic of digital dependencies during several workshops held throughout 2026. The purpose of this presentation is to outline the conclusions from these workshops so that you can leave with practical recommendations and a roadmap.
  8. T3 : CLOUD ET CYBER EN ACTION
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    • Sovereignty and exit are becoming design choices
    When a cyberattack occurs, tools alone are no longer enough. You have to make quick decisions, communicate under pressure, coordinate teams, and manage information that is sometimes contradictory. And it’s rarely the best time to figure out everyone’s roles. Drawing on the experience of HeyCyber, a startup specializing in cyber crisis management exercises, this presentation aims to revisit a key issue: how can an organization be practically prepared to face a cyber crisis? In … Read More
  9. T3 : CLOUD ET CYBER EN ACTION
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    For the past 13 years, we have been helping our clients modernize, optimize, and secure their information systems. This experience has reinforced our conviction that simplification also leads to improved performance. But how do we keep things simple? By starting to question our practices, our methods, and our organization so we can better leverage what technology has to offer. It’s difficult to control, optimize, or protect what escapes our observation or our understanding… Read More
  10. T3 : CLOUD ET CYBER EN ACTION
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    • "Cloud-first" Is No Longer Enough: Moving Toward an Optimized AI Infrastructure
    • Sovereignty and exit are becoming design choices
    AI is already being used by business units, support teams, developers, and executive management—often without the IT department’s knowledge. This “Shadow AI” exposes the company to data leaks, non-compliance risks, and costs that are difficult to control. How can you regain control without stifling innovation or imposing additional constraints on business units? This session presents a concrete strategy, starting with the cloud foundation: understanding where models run, where data flows, and what … Read More
  11. T5 : KEYNOTE CYBER
    • Resilience is more important than prevention alone
    An incident doesn’t just reveal a technical flaw—it exposes organizational blind spots. What did we underestimate? Which decisions were made in the heat of the moment, and which ones actually changed the course of events afterward? Through a detailed postmortem, this session shares concrete lessons learned from a real incident and the changes implemented in its wake.
  12. T3 : CLOUD ET CYBER EN ACTION
    KrakIn is reinventing cyber risk management through AI and deterministic computing: verifiable evidence, quantified risk, and auditable decisions. 
  13. T3 : CLOUD ET CYBER EN ACTION
    AI is moving beyond centralized training toward distributed inference, sovereign AI, and agentic applications. This shift makes the network a critical part of the AI infrastructure, determining GPU efficiency, application response time, security, and the ability to connect workloads across data centers, clouds, and edge locations. Nokia will outline the market evolution and show how end-to-end IP and optical networking can help organizations scale their AI infrastructure and leverage their investment in power … Read More
  14. T5 : KEYNOTE CYBER
    • Cyber risk is both geopolitical and regulatory
    Cybersovereignty has become a strategic issue, but dependencies remain significant—whether related to hardware, software, or international suppliers. In an unstable geopolitical context, what real options do companies have to reduce their exposure? Amid technical constraints, costs, and performance requirements, this session examines the available options and their limitations.
  15. T3 : CLOUD ET CYBER EN ACTION
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    • Control vs. Freedom in a Multi-Cloud Environment
    For twenty years, managed services have been based on a simple model: billing people to monitor screens, escalate tickets, and execute runbooks. This model is collapsing in the face of environments that have become too complex, too fast, and too critical for human intervention. Alexandre Pereira, founder of 2501, introduces a paradigm shift: agent-based AIOps. Not a co-pilot that makes suggestions, but autonomous agents that diagnose, decide, and remediate in production, through environments… Read More
  16. T3 : CLOUD ET CYBER EN ACTION
  17. T5 : KEYNOTE CYBER
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    • Identity has become the primary target
    • Forwards adapt faster than defenders
    • Resilience is more important than prevention alone
    With the rise of the cloud and, above all, AI, the browser is becoming the cornerstone of cybersecurity. This workshop demonstrates how Chrome Enterprise Premium secures browsing for all employees (both internal and contractors), neutralizes advanced threats (such as phishing and malware), and facilitates the management of Shadow AI/IT without slowing down devices or disrupting the user experience.
  18. T5 : KEYNOTE CYBER
    • Forwards adapt faster than defenders
    Deploying AI in production involves more than just training a model. It requires securing input data, protecting models against manipulation, and establishing guidelines for automated decisions. How can we prevent misuse, attacks, and uncontrolled use? A session dedicated to the specific risks of AI systems and concrete solutions to mitigate them.

An event at the heart of the digital ecosystem

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Conferences Focused on Market Issues

A steering committee closely aligned with cybersecurity priorities

The program for Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Paris is developed in collaboration with the Tech Show Paris steering committee, which is composed of recognized professionals from the industry.

Their mission: to identify the trends reshaping cybersecurity and to develop a program aligned with organizations’ operational, regulatory, and strategic challenges.

Meet the members of the 2026 Steering Committee

Cybersecurity Driven by All Talents

Cybersecurity is built on a foundation of diverse expertise, backgrounds, and perspectives.

Through Women & Diversity in Tech, and by the launch of The Ambassador Circle, A new initiative led by Women & Diversity in Tech to highlight the talents that are helping to advance the cybersecurity ecosystem and encourage a more diverse representation in cybersecurity professions.

Frequently Asked Questions – Conference Program

When will the Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Paris 2026 conferences take place?

The Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Paris conferences will be held on Wednesday, November 18, and Thursday, November 19, 2026, at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles (Hall 5), as part of Tech Show Paris.

Is the 2026 conference schedule available?

Yes. The program for Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Paris 2026 is now online and will be regularly updated with new presentations, panel discussions, and speakers as they are confirmed.

View the 2026 program

 

What topics will be covered?

The conferences address key cybersecurity issues: identity security, resilience, threat detection, incident response, compliance, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and risk management.

You can also explore the main topics on our page dedicated to the themes of Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Paris 2026.

How do I access the lectures?

Access to the Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Paris conferences is included with your Tech Show Paris badge, subject to eligibility requirements and availability. Your badge also grants you access to the conferences and exhibition areas at other Tech Show Paris events.

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