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Benelux Cyber Summit 2026

The Benelux Cyber Summit is returning to Amsterdam for its 7th annual edition on 24th–25th November 2026. This event serves as a unique platform for networking, sharing best practices, and strengthening cyber defences across the region. Under the theme “Survive and Thrive: Resilient Cyber Security in an Age of Relentless Threats,” the summit will explore key…

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33Speakers
15Sponsors
31On the bill · sessions
37Companies · in total
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Speakers

Programmed at Benelux, in alphabetical order.
Alexandra Krasnitskaya
Cyber Security Expert · Delinea
Arthur Kemme
Senior Account Executive · OpenText
Dan Jones
Senior Security Advisor, EMEA · Tanium
Donal O’Brien
CISO · Versuni
Elian Habra
CISO · Agence pour le Développement de l’Emploi (ADEM)
Erwin Kooi
Security Officer for Train Digitisation · Nederlandse Spoorwegen
Frank Benus
Senior Solutions Engineer · Abnormal AI
Fred Pintchman
IT Security Programme Manager · DHL Express
Gal Messinger
Head of Global Security · Signify
George Schizas
CISO EMEA · NEP Group Inc.
Gustavo Mania
Information Security Risk Manager (Regional CISO) · Heineken
Henk-Jan van der Molen
Senior Information Security Advisor · Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties
Holger Spohn
CISO/Head of Operations IT · Candriam
Jan Knoops
Advisory Services Expert · Kudelski Security
Jeffrey De Bruijn
Director Cyber Security & Privacy · Forvis Mazars
Jeroen Van Eyck
Senior Officer · Belgian Defence
Jeroen van Kesteren
CISO/Head of Department Digital Security Services · De Nederlandsche Bank
Jerry Rijnbeek
Area Vice President EMEA & APJ – Identity & AI Technology · Rubrik
Johan Huijgen
Group Cyber Security & IT Director · VEON
Johan Klykens
Director Cybersecurity Certification Authority · Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium
Joseph Mager
Information Security Officer · Nederlandse Spoorwegen
Julius Nicklasson
Solution Engineer · Recorded Future
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Sponsors

The houses behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Abnormal Security
Adaptive Security
Databee
Delinea
Horizon3.ai
KnowBe4
Kudelski Security
Magnet Forensics
OpenText
OPENVAS
Rubrik
SoSafe
Tanium
ThreatLocker
Zerto
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Agenda

Selected from 31 sessions on the bill.
  • Day 1 // 24th November 2026 08:50

    Opening Address

  • Day 1 // 24th November 2026 08:50

    Opening Address: Elian Habra, CISO, Agence pour le Développement de l’Emploi (ADEM)

  • Day 1 // 24th November 2026 09:00

    Panel Discussion: Tackling Cyber Security Threats Amid Geopolitical Instability and Global Tensions

    What ways are rising geopolitical tensions redefining the cyber security threat landscape? What insights can be drawn from recent nation-state cyber attacks, and how can we enhance…

  • Day 1 // 24th November 2026 09:40

    Presentation: DNB’s Cyber Strategy for the Netherlands

    Jeroen van Kesteren, The Dutch Central Bank (DNB) will outline its cyber strategy for safeguarding the stability and integrity of the Dutch financial system. In an era of growing d…

  • Day 1 // 24th November 2026 10:10

    Presentation: Agentic AI in Security: From Triage to Response

    Leveraging AI agents to accelerate threat detection and response is about more than speed – it’s about precision, trust, and control. Success depends on ensuring these agents have …

  • Day 1 // 24th November 2026 11:30

    Presentation: From Alerts to Answers: Digital Forensics in Modern IR

    An alert tells you that something happened, but DFIR solutions and methods reveal the full chain of events. It’s the key to understanding how an attack started, how far it spread, …

  • Day 1 // 24th November 2026 12:00

    Case Study: Breach to Recovery: How to Respond to a Targeted Cyber Attack

    This session will explore how we responded to and recovered from a successful cyber attack. We will examine the critical steps taken during crisis management such as containing the…

  • Day 1 // 24th November 2026 12:30

    Presentation: Awareness to Action: How to Reduce Human Risk with AI

    Human error remains the leading cause of security incidents—but most security awareness training (SAT) programs were built for compliance, not resilience. Most programs are static,…

  • Day 1 // 24th November 2026 14:00

    Presentation: Identity is the New Perimeter: Combine Prevention and Recovery to Ensure Organisational Survivability During and After an Attack

    Data & Identity Focus: How to implement robust cyber-recovery and threat containment across your data and identity estate Beyond prevention: Ensure rapid response and recovery to m…

Intermission
Part the Second · For the Buyer

What does it mean when 37 companies show up — and 9 bet on three roles at once?

37 companies. nine are betting more than once.

The numbers below are derived from the speakers, sponsors, and exhibitors on this page — cross-referenced into one ledger. They are the only thing here that 10times.com cannot tell you.

Who's in the room
9All threespeak · spons · exh
6Sponsoringsponsor only
22Companies Speakingspeaker only

The Triple-Threat

Delinea·Kudelski Security·Magnet Forensics·OpenText·OPENVAS·Rubrik·SoSafe·Tanium·Zerto

Speakers by seniority

52% of the speakers carry senior titles — C-suite, Founder, VP, or Director-level.

  • C-suite927%
  • VP-level13%
  • Director / Head of721%
  • Manager / Lead13%
  • Engineer · IC39%
  • Advisor / Investor26%
  • Other roles1030%

Of 33 on the bill · classified by free-text title

Most-represented companies
  1. 01DelineaSp2V
  2. 02Kudelski SecuritySp1V
  3. 03Magnet ForensicsSp1V
  4. 04OpenTextSp1V
  5. 05OPENVASSp1V
  6. 06RubrikSp1V
  7. 07SoSafeSp1V
  8. 08TaniumSp1V
  9. 09ZertoSp1V
  10. 10Abnormal SecuritySp
  11. 11Adaptive SecuritySp
  12. 12DataBeeSp
  13. 13Horizon3.aiSp
  14. 14KnowBe4Sp
Sponsors by tier
unspecified15
100% of 15
At peer events but not here

These companies sponsored two or more peer events recently, but aren't on this program. For an organizer, that's a list of warm prospects.

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