Cyber Senate Leaders in Cybersecurity Conferences

Cyber-Physical Systems Protection Virtual Summit
2026-10-06
Cyber-Physical Systems Protection Virtual Summit
Protecting the Safety, Reliability, and Integrity of Connected Industrial Operations
As critical infrastructure becomes increasingly digital, interconnected, and dependent on real-time data, the safety and reliability of cyber-physical systems (CPS) has never been more important.From rail signalling and energy grids to industrial automation, water systems, aviation platforms, and complex manufacturing environments, CPS failures — whether caused by cyber incidents, system faults, configuration errors, or supply chain issues — can have serious operational and safety consequences.
The Cyber-Physical Systems Protection Virtual Summit brings together OT security leaders, control system engineers, safety managers, reliability professionals, and industrial technology experts to explore how organisations can strengthen the protection of the systems that underpin modern society.
This cross-sector event focuses on practical, operator-driven approaches to safeguarding interconnected operational environments. Topics include:

Cyber-physical risk and failure modes

Securing legacy OT and converged IT/OT environments

Networked industrial control systems and system-of-systems risk

Supply chain integrity, component assurance, and configuration management

Safety impacts of digital transformation and remote operations

Detection, response, and recovery strategies for CPS environments

Real-world case studies from energy, rail, aviation, water, and manufacturing

Governance, compliance, and resilience frameworks for CPS protection

Designed for sectors where uptime, safety, and continuity are paramount, this summit provides the insight, collaboration, and cross-industry knowledge needed to protect cyber-physical operations in an increasingly connected world.

Aviation Cybersecurity Summit 2026
2026-11-10 08:30 - 2026-11-11 15:00 (Europe/London)
The Aviation Cybersecurity Summit brings together airlines, airports, OEMs, regulators, and technology leaders to address the safety, security, and reliability of increasingly connected aviation systems. As digitalisation, automation, and data-driven operations expand across airside and aircraft environments, this summit focuses on protecting critical systems, maintaining operational continuity, and ensuring safety-led cybersecurity across the aviation ecosystem.

AI Safety for Mission Critical Infrastructure Summit (Launching Soon)
2026-11-24 08:30 - 2026-11-25 15:30
Flagship summit exploring the safe, responsible, and reliable adoption of AI across mission-critical sectors.

As mission-critical industries begin to adopt AI-enabled technologies — from predictive maintenance and decision-support systems to automation, robotics, and digital twins — the need to ensure safe, reliable, and responsible deployment has never been greater.This summit brings together operators, engineers, safety leaders, cybersecurity professionals, regulators, and technology providers to explore the emerging risks and practical realities of integrating AI into physical operations.
Across rail, energy, aviation, water, manufacturing, ports, and other high-consequence environments, organisations are asking critical questions:How do we test AI safely? How do we govern its behaviour? How do we prevent unsafe outputs? How do we maintain human oversight? What new hazards emerge when AI interacts with OT and CPS systems?
The AI Safety for Mission-Critical Infrastructure Summit provides a cross-sector platform to address these challenges, offering practical guidance, real-world case studies, and collaborative discussion.Topics include AI assurance and governance, cyber-physical risk, model behaviour, operational testing, human-in-the-loop safety, regulatory implications, and the safety impacts of automation and autonomy.
This is Cyber Senate’s newest flagship — a forum dedicated to protecting people, assets, and national infrastructure in the age of emerging AI technology.
