An email. A click. A compromised account. A supply chain partner that becomes the weak link. And suddenly, an issue that just a few years ago would have primarily concerned the IT Department lands on the CEO’s desk and on the Board’s agenda.
This is the new reality of cybersecurity.
Cyber threats are evolving at unprecedented speed. Ransomware, AI-driven attacks, supply chain vulnerabilities and growing digital dependency are creating an environment in which no business or organisation can afford to view cybersecurity as purely a technology issue.
At the same time, NIS2, DORA, the EU AI Act and the Cyber Resilience Act are ushering in a new era of accountability and responsibility. Cybersecurity is moving from IT to the Boardroom, becoming a matter of governance, business continuity, risk management and leadership.
From Compliance to Cyber Resilience
This is precisely the transition at the heart of the 6th Cyber Security Conference, taking place on Tuesday, 15 September 2026, at Hilton Nicosia Hotel.
This year’s Conference poses a different question. Not simply “How do we protect ourselves?”, but “How ready are we when something actually happens?”
What happens during the first critical hours of a cyberattack? Who makes the crucial decisions? How does leadership respond under pressure? How does an organisation continue operating when critical systems are disrupted? And how does it recover not only its data and operations, but also the trust of its customers and partners?
With key themes including NIS2, DORA, AI-driven threats, executive accountability, operational resilience and cyber crisis leadership, the Conference moves the conversation beyond theory and into real-world operational readiness.
“Cybersecurity in the Boardroom” explores how CEOs and leadership teams are redefining their responsibility for cyber risk. “AI vs AI: The New Cyber Battlefield” examines a new era in which Artificial Intelligence is becoming both a weapon and a defence. And “When the Attack Hits” takes the discussion into the critical first hours of a real cyber crisis — from executive decision-making and communication to business continuity, recovery and what comes next.
Regulators, CISOs, technology executives, risk leaders and decision-makers from Cyprus and abroad will come together to exchange experiences, perspectives and practical approaches to building truly resilient organisations.
Because the next major challenge in cybersecurity is not simply keeping attackers out.
It is having the ability to withstand, respond, recover and keep moving forward when an attack happens.
When everything stops, who is truly ready?
For information and registrations, click here
CONFERENCE INFORMATION
Sponsors: Adex, Adacom, Cybersift, Thales, Kyndryl, Mastercard, Neurosoft, Odyssey, Opswat, Parsectix, XM
Strategic Partner: Cyta Business
Supporters: AIG, CORO, CYMA, ESET HELLAS, National Betting Authority
With the Support of: ACFE, CITEA, Cyprus Computer Society
Under the Auspices of: Digital Security Authority
Organisers: IMH & ISACA Cyprus Chapter
Communication Sponsors: CBN, GOLD Magazine, IN Business Magazine, Omega
Coffee Sponsor: Kawacom’s
For further information and registrations, please contact IMH:
Telephone: 77777741 │ Email: events@imhbusiness.com
Website: IMH
