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Billington CyberSecurity Summit

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0Speakers
153Sponsors
82On the bill · sessions
153Companies · in total
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Sponsors

The houses behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Abnormal AI Inc.Diamond
Accenture Federal ServicesDiamond
ArmisPlatinum
Black KitePlatinum
BroadcomPlatinum
DarktracePlatinum
DataminrDiamond
IslandPlatinum
MerlinPlatinum
OktaPlatinum
SymmatricsPlatinum
TenablePlatinum
VeeamPlatinum
VirtruPlatinum
AxoniusGold
CGI FederalGold
ClarotyGold
CohesityGold
CriblGold
CroglGold
CrowdstrikeGold
CyeraGold
DiligentGold
EntGold
GigamonGold
HCLSoftware FederalGold
ISC2Gold
Keysight TechnologiesGold
Manifest CyberGold
Menlo SecurityGold
MimecastGold
NightwingGold
Palo Alto NetworksGold
PeratonGold
PwCGold
RapidFortGold
RubrikGold
SailpointGold
SANSGold
SecureCoGold
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Agenda

Selected from 82 sessions on the bill.
  • DAY 1 | Tuesday, September 8, 2026

    Breakout A1: Weaponization of AI by Cyber Adversaries

    AI is enabling automated reconnaissance, exploit generation, and phishing at scale. This panel explores AI risks, ethics, and how defenders must respond.

    Breakout A
  • DAY 1 | Tuesday, September 8, 2026

    Breakout A2: Building Best of Class Cloud-Native Security

    Cloud-native architectures demand a shift in defensive strategy - embracing serverless models, containers, ephemeral resources, and immutable infrastructure. This panel examines be…

    Breakout A
  • DAY 1 | Tuesday, September 8, 2026

    Breakout A3: Burnout & Resilience in Cyber Operations

    Cyber teams face constant pressure. This discussion covers burnout prevention, mental health programs, shift design, rest cycles, and leadership approaches.

    Breakout A
  • DAY 1 | Tuesday, September 8, 2026

    Breakout A4: Predicting the Next Cyber “Black Swan”

    Experts examine systemic risks - AI collapse scenarios, catastrophic supply-chain compromise, cloud provider outage, widespread identity infrastructure failure - and how organizati…

    Breakout A
  • DAY 1 | Tuesday, September 8, 2026

    Breakout A5: Advanced Detection Engineering: Building High-Fidelity Detections That Actually Work

    Detection engineers from cloud providers and large SOCs break down how they build robust detections for identity misuse, suspicious PowerShell activity, cloud abuse, and persistenc…

    Breakout A
  • DAY 1 | Tuesday, September 8, 2026

    Breakout A6: Supply Chain Security: A SBOM/HBOM Reality Check

    SBOM mandates are rising, but adoption is inconsistent. This discussion covers real-world supply chain attacks, third-party risk scoring, SBOM tooling, and how regulators and vendo…

    Breakout A
  • DAY 1 | Tuesday, September 8, 2026

    Breakout B1: Deepfakes and Digital Deception: Protecting Federal Agencies in the Age of Synthetic Media

    As generative AI accelerates the production of hyper-realistic synthetic media, federal agencies face an escalating challenge: deepfakes capable of impersonation, disinformation, s…

    Breakout B
  • DAY 1 | Tuesday, September 8, 2026

    Breakout B2: Building Resilience for the Quantum-Enabled Era

    Quantum computing threatens current cryptography. This panel explains the timeline, PQC migrations, NIST standards, crypto-agility, and what enterprises should do now to prepare.

    Breakout B
  • DAY 1 | Tuesday, September 8, 2026

    Breakout B3: Beyond the Network Perimeter: Securing Systems Against Close-In Multi-Frequency Adversarial Tactics

    Cyber threats are no longer confined to the digital domain: advanced actors now combine electromagnetic emissions, multifrequency interference, side-channel exploitation, and close…

    Breakout B
Intermission
Part the Second · For the Buyer

An audience of 153 companies, parsed from the program.

153 companies in attendance.

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
0All threespeak · spons · exh
153Sponsoringsponsor only
0Companies Speakingspeaker only
Most-represented companies
  1. 011KosmosSp·S
  2. 02Abnormal AISp·D
  3. 03Accenture Federal ServicesSp·D
  4. 04Agile DefenseSp·B
  5. 05A-LIGNSp·S
  6. 06AppGateSp·S
  7. 07ArmisSp·P
  8. 08ATARCSp·C
  9. 09AUSCFSp·C
  10. 10AvePointSp·S
  11. 11AWSSp·L
  12. 12AxoniusSp·G
  13. 13BeyondTrustSp·S
  14. 14Black KiteSp·P
Sponsors by tier
diamond3
2% of 153
platinum11
7% of 153
gold31
20% of 153
silver30
20% of 153
bronze46
30% of 153
partners10
7% of 153
exclusive headshot sponsor1
1% of 153
community partners12
8% of 153
lead underwriters3
2% of 153
participating government organizations4
3% of 153
continuing education partners1
1% of 153
unspecified1
1% of 153
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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