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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.
Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Paris 2026 Conference Program
Two Days to Strengthen Your Cybersecurity Strategy
On November 18 and 19, 2026, at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Paris will bring together experts and decision-makers who protect organizations against emerging threats.
Cybersecurity, identity security, resilience, threat detection, incident response, compliance, cloud, and AI: explore sessions designed to help you anticipate risks, strengthen your security posture, and evolve your strategy.
Check out the 2026 program now and plan your itinerary, choosing from keynotes, panel discussions, workshops, and case studies.
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Session 5: CYBER KEYNOTE
- Forwards adapt faster than defenders
- Cyber risk is both geopolitical and regulatory
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.Speaker(s) -
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- "Cloud-first" Is No Longer Enough: Moving Toward an Optimized AI Infrastructure
As the cloud expands into industrial environments, security can no longer be an afterthought. Access, data, monitoring, technical dependencies, business continuity: every architectural choice can create a point of vulnerability or strengthen resilience. Should we wait to make corrections after systems are deployed, or should we build security in from the design phase? A discussion on the trade-offs that must be made early on to protect industrial environments before an incident occurs. -
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Session 5: CYBER KEYNOTESponsored by:
- 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 -
T3: CLOUD AND CYBER IN ACTION
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Session 5: CYBER KEYNOTE
- 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.ModeratorSpeaker(s) -
T3: CLOUD AND CYBER IN ACTIONSponsored by:
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 explores a critical issue: how to practically prepare an organization to face a cyber crisis … Read MoreSpeaker(s) -
Session 5: CYBER KEYNOTE
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Session 5: CYBER KEYNOTE
- 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.ModeratorSpeaker(s) -
T3: CLOUD AND CYBER IN ACTION
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Session 5: CYBER KEYNOTE
- 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.ModeratorSpeaker(s) -
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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 MoreSpeaker(s) -
T3: CLOUD AND CYBER IN ACTION
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Session 5: CYBER KEYNOTE
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Session 5: CYBER KEYNOTE
- 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.Moderator
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T3: CLOUD AND CYBER IN ACTION
- Sovereignty and exit are becoming design choices
NIS2 et le Cyber Resilience Act multiplient les obligations pour les organisations et les éditeurs. Mais s’agit-il d’une simple couche administrative supplémentaire ou d’un changement profond dans la manière de concevoir les systèmes ? Traçabilité, sécurisation par design, responsabilité produit : ces textes redéfinissent-ils réellement les architectures ? Un débat sur l’impact structurel des nouvelles exigences européennes.Speaker(s) -
Session 5: CYBER KEYNOTE
- Resilience is more important than prevention alone
If 20% of the cybersecurity budget were to disappear tomorrow, what would actually remain protected? Prevention, detection, incident response, compliance: not all of these pillars can be maintained at the same level. This session highlights the practical trade-offs that CISOs must make between risk management, financial pressure, and regulatory requirements. A clear-eyed discussion of what “prioritizing security” really means.Speaker(s) -
Session 5: CYBER KEYNOTESponsored by:
- Forwards adapt faster than defenders
In a digital landscape where artificial intelligence has become the weapon of choice for cybercriminals, traditional defenses are no longer sufficient. This session provides an overview of current threats, focusing on how generative AI enables the creation of highly personalized phishing campaigns and automated—virtually undetectable—supply chain attacks. -
Session 5: CYBER KEYNOTE
- Cyber risk is both geopolitical and regulatory
NIS2 is often presented as an unavoidable regulatory requirement. But beyond the principle itself, how much does compliance actually cost? Human resources, tools, audits, documentation, governance: the impact goes far beyond the technical aspect alone. This session analyzes the concrete operational and financial implications of NIS2 for organizations. -
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T3: CLOUD AND CYBER IN ACTIONSponsored by:
- "Cloud-first" Is No Longer Enough: Moving Toward an Optimized AI Infrastructure
The cloud and artificial intelligence are now at the heart of corporate transformation strategies. Platforms such as Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, and Microsoft Copilot offer unprecedented opportunities to accelerate innovation, improve productivity, and create new competitive advantages. However, this evolution brings with it new challenges: data governance, protection of sensitive information, regulatory compliance, management of … Read More -
Session 5: CYBER KEYNOTE
- Resilience is more important than prevention alone
A cyber crisis doesn’t just test technical security—it reveals the resilience of the entire organization. Decision-making, team coordination, crisis communication, and business continuity: everything is put to the test. Diversity in profiles and perspectives plays a key role in anticipating and managing incidents. What distinguishes an organization that withstands the shock from one that falters? A practical look at resilience mechanisms in real-world situations.Speaker(s) -
Session 5: CYBER KEYNOTE
- Resilience is more important than prevention alone
Cyber insurance has become a key tool for risk management. But does it truly protect the organization, or does it create a false sense of security? Amid insurers’ requirements, rising premiums, and increasingly strict coverage conditions, does risk transfer truly improve an organization’s security posture? A strategic discussion on the limitations and real effects of cyber insurance.Moderator
An event at the heart of the digital ecosystem
Your badge grants you access to five additional events
By attending Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Paris, you’ll also have access to the conferences and exhibition areas of the other Tech Show Paris events, allowing you to explore the full range of technologies shaping enterprise infrastructure and security.
- Cloud & AI Infrastructure Paris : cloud and AI infrastructure, sovereignty, cost control, performance, and reversibility
- DevOps Live Paris : automation, platforms, observability, reliability, and transformation of technical teams
- Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Paris : cybersecurity, risk management, compliance, and resilience
- Data & AI Leaders Summit Paris : data strategy, AI governance, industrialization, and value creation
- Data Centre World Paris : energy, cooling, operations, financing, and development of data centers
Your badge grants you unrestricted access to the conferences and exhibition areas at these five events.
Conferences Focused on Market Issues
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.
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
Frequently Asked Questions – Conference Program
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.
