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Cybertech Global TLV 2026: A Gateway to the Future of Cybersecurity

September 17, 2025 By admin Leave a Comment

From January 26–28, 2026, the global cybersecurity community will converge at Expo Tel Aviv for the 13th edition of Cybertech Global TLV, a flagship event that has become synonymous with cutting-edge dialogue, cross-sector partnerships, and forward-looking innovation. This gathering, expected to draw tens of thousands of participants from across the world, combines the dynamism of a large-scale exhibition with the intellectual rigor of a high-level conference. With over 200 exhibitors and nearly 18,000 visitors anticipated, the scale of the event underscores Tel Aviv’s position as a global hub for cyber and AI innovation.

The agenda of Cybertech Global TLV 2026 is vast, reflecting the multiple dimensions of today’s digital challenges and opportunities. Sessions will cover the pressing domains of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and quantum computing, but also extend into highly practical concerns such as defense, supply chain vulnerabilities, 5G telecommunications, blockchain, IoT, critical infrastructure, cloud resilience, ransomware, DevSecOps, financial security, and healthcare recovery. Specialized side-events and tracks will be dedicated to law enforcement cooperation, maritime security, infrastructure protection, and investor-entrepreneur dialogues, while the renowned Startup Pavilion will spotlight emerging companies offering disruptive solutions.

The list of confirmed and recurring speakers highlights the caliber of the event. Among the distinguished participants are Isaac Herzog, President of Israel, and Nir Barkat, Israel’s Minister of Economy and Industry, joined by global leaders such as Félix A. Barrio Juárez, head of Spain’s National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE), and Luigi Rebuffi from the European Cyber Security Organization. The private sector will also be strongly represented: Nati Amsterdam, NVIDIA’s Country Director in Israel, Esti Peshin, VP & General Manager of IAI’s Cyber Division, Nadav Zafrir, CEO of Check Point, and George Pisha of Wiz are just a few of the executives who will bring corporate insights to the stage. Add to this a wide array of CISOs, researchers, entrepreneurs, and policymakers from across the globe, and the event becomes a true crossroads for the people shaping digital security today.

Cybertech Global TLV 2026 is more than an industry trade show; it is a living ecosystem where business, government, and research intersect, producing the strategies and alliances that will define the next decade of cybersecurity and AI-driven digital transformation. For anyone with a stake in the future of secure technology—be it as a policymaker, corporate leader, entrepreneur, or researcher—this event offers not just insight but opportunity.

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