IT Security Summit Munich 2025 ran Dec 1–5, 2025. It is a Technology conference. ConferenceGrid lists 40 speakers, 19 sponsors and 12 sessions. The next edition, IT Security Summit Munich 2026, is Nov 30, 2026 – Dec 4, 2026.
Lineup updated Oct 11, 2026 · dates verified Jun 15, 2026
The IT Security Summit Munich 2025 focuses on Cybersecurity Automation, Cloud, Identity & Access, DevSecOps, Forensics, and Secure Development.
Programmed at IT, in alphabetical order.
The companies behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Selected from 12 sessions.
Organizations are racing to deploy AI agents that automate work. These initiatives are now essential to staying competitive. But as AI scales across clouds, data, and development t…
Besides the 'big' OWASP Top Ten, which lists the most serious security vulnerabilities for web applications, the Open Worldwide Application Security Project maintains several other…
In many places, the term 'data sovereignty' has become a more significant topic than AI itself. But what does it really mean? When we talk about 'where data lives', it's not just a…
Whether you're looking for strategic autonomy or are driven by regulation, the technical and organizational capability to multi-source providers without rebuilding the stack is bec…
Organizations are increasingly seeking ways to maintain control over their infrastructure and data. This talk presents an approach to achieving digital sovereignty by deploying Ope…
We’ll explore how AI serves as a powerful ally in the DevSecOps galaxy. Together, we’ll journey through the key areas where AI can support and enhance your efforts - from aiding in…
The EU Cyber Resilience Act (but also the US president’s Executive Order (EO) 14028 on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity) defines a number of best practices and regulatory frame…
Authorization checks in applications are an essential part of the implemented use cases. These checks are usually performed directly in the source code, mostly with the help of so-…
The Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) has become the global standard for assessing vulnerability severity, yet modern cyber-physical systems demand a broader view of risk.…
An audience of 32 companies, parsed from the program.
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