The cybersecurity industry turns to London in June. Infosecurity Europe 2026 takes place from 2 to 4 June at ExCeL London and brings together vendors, security teams and technology leaders with a strong focus on AI, risk and resilience.
Dates and venue in London
The show runs from 2 to 4 June at ExCeL London. The venue hosts exhibition zones and multiple stages for hands‑on sessions and conference tracks across the three days.
Exhibitor mix and core technologies at Infosecurity Europe 2026
The event features over 300 exhibitors, including more than 100 brand new names. Stands cover identity and access management, detection and response, cloud data protection, vulnerability management and solutions for OT and IoT environments. The floor highlights DSPM, SIEM, EDR and risk management platforms alongside vendors addressing AI‑driven threats.
Programme highlights for 2026
The agenda encompasses a central conference programme, SANS Institute workshops and dedicated summits. Notable items include the OWASP GenAI Security Summit and the FAIR Institute Europe Summit on 4 June, focusing on securing generative AI systems and financial approaches to cyber risk. Leader‑level offerings include the Leaders’ Programme and the Priority Visitor Programme, plus a Cyber Startup Programme spotlighting early‑stage innovation.
Prospecting and networking tactics for vendors and buyers
- Preselect exhibitors by technology to avoid scattergun outreach. With 300+ stands, targeted meetings save time.
- Use short, measurable case studies for initial conversations. Technical buyers respond to concrete outcomes over broad claims.
- Leverage Priority Visitor Table Talks for vendor‑free peer discussions when possible. These sessions favor technical debate over sales pitches.
- Book SANS workshops and demos as part of a qualification path prior to pilot projects.
These steps help convert floor encounters into qualified follow‑ups with technical and commercial substance.
Key numbers to keep in mind
Infosecurity Europe builds on 30 years of activity and presents a 2026 exhibition with more than 300 exhibitors and specific zones for startups and innovation, making it a concentrated snapshot of current tools in zero trust, DSPM, SIEM and AI security.
Closing note and official link
If your priority is mapping solutions for data protection and AI‑related risk, focus on the GenAI summit and the FAIR sessions while selecting demos that match your proof of concept criteria. Full event details, exhibitor lists and registration options are available at https://www.infosecurityeurope.com.
