CyberSecure Online Summit 2026
📅 Thursday, 3 March 2026 | 🕙 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM (US Eastern)
Format: Virtual | Free to attend for senior IT & cybersecurity professionals
The cybersecurity landscape is evolving at pace, and leadership teams are under constant pressure to adapt their strategies in real time. With rising threats, shifting regulatory demands, and the increased complexity of hybrid infrastructure, decision-makers need spaces where they can cut through noise and talk openly about what’s actually working.
CyberSecure Online Summit brings together IT & cybersecurity leaders for a series of presentations and panel discussions on the real challenges facing organisations right now. No keynotes for the sake of it. No sales pitches. Just focused, topic-driven discussions, open dialogue, and the opportunity to compare strategies with others facing the same pressures.
A practical, focused event for CISOs, Heads of Security, Cloud, Risk, and IT Infrastructure leaders.
Key Themes
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Decoupled Observability
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Zero Trust & Identity
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Threat Detection & Response
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Cloud Security & Visibility
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Application & Data Protection
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GRC & Audit Readiness
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Security Automation & AI
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End-User Risk & Human Factors
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Third-Party & Supply Chain Security
Presentations
Decoupling Security Analytics
Security teams are being asked to retain more data, investigate incidents further back in time, and respond faster, all while controlling costs. The challenge isn’t a lack of tools. It’s that most security analytics stacks are built on tightly coupled architectures designed for steady-state detection, not bursty, high concurrency investigations. In this session, we’ll explore why decoupling the security data layer from the interaction layer (SIEMs, UIs, analytics, automation) is becoming critical for modern cyber defence.
Using a real-world security investigation scenario, we’ll show how traditional approaches, aggressive data pruning, fixed compute indexing, or cold storage offload, force teams to trade off visibility, performance, or usability at the worst possible moment.
We’ll break down how a decoupled architecture allows security teams to run continuous detections on recent data while elastically scaling investigations across large historical datasets, without duplicating data or abandoning existing workflows. The result is greater flexibility, better cost control, and faster incident response, even as data volumes and retention requirements continue to grow.
Key Takeaways:
- Why tightly coupled security analytics architectures break down during large-scale investigations — and how decoupling changes the economics of detection and response.
- How security teams can retain far more historical data while still supporting fast, high-concurrency investigations when incidents occur.
- What a decoupled security data layer enables in practice: elastic investigations, predictable costs, and continued use of existing SIEMs and workflows.
Good news: This is a virtual event that can be attended from the comfort of your office/home, eliminating the need to travel. By choosing to attend this virtual event, you are contributing to a more sustainable future while still benefiting from valuable industry insights.