By Kasturi Datta |
The Barcelona Cybersecurity Congress (BCC) – organised by Fira de Barcelona and the Cybersecurity Agency of Catalonia – will be held at Fira de Barcelona’s Gran Via venue from 3-5 November 2026.
The event is an opportunity for C-level executives, public officers and decision-makers to discuss the latest advancements in cybersecurity, such as AI-driven threat detection, zero trust frameworks and cloud security.
Over 100 sessions will take place and cover cybersecurity as a strategic business and reputational risk, AI as a major risk and opportunity vector, and the adoption of a systematic resilience approach for protecting supply chains against cyber-physical risks.
“In a scenario of accelerated digital transformation and growing adoption of advanced technologies, an event like BCC is essential for companies, cities and industries to consider cybersecurity as a strategic priority,” said Flavia Santoro, director of Barcelona Cybersecurity Congress.
Attendees interested in cybersecurity workshops can visit the Hacking Village, a dedicated space for exploring advanced hacking techniques and innovative defence systems.
The event's CISO Leadership Awards will recognise organisations and innovations that are transforming the future of digital security across Europe.
“As a strategic meeting point for the sector, the BCC is already a reference space where companies, institutions and professionals share knowledge, promote new business opportunities, foster innovation and reinforce the culture of cybersecurity in the face of increasing digital threats,” said Laura Caballero, president of Barcelona Cybersecurity Congress and director of the Cybersecurity Agency of Catalonia.
For more information on the Barcelona Cybersecurity Congress, visit the dedicated website.