Cyber Security Report 2026: From Insight to Action

Turning Threat Intelligence into Practical Decisions for 2026
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The Cyber Security Report 2026 brings clarity to how attacks are scaling, coordinating, and exploiting modern environments. This resource hub brings together the key assets from the report and webinar, designed to help security leaders and practitioners move from raw data to informed decisions.  Explore the resources below to deepen your understanding of the 2026 threat reality, align on priorities, and apply the insights to your own security strategy. 
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Opening Keynote

Hosted by Check Point's CMO Brett Theiss and VP of Research Lotem Finkelstein, the 2026 Threat Landscape Briefing includes analysis and advice from Check Point executives, researchers, and practitioners to translate threat intelligence into action.

Cyber Security Report 2026:  Executive Briefing

For executives and decision makers, we dive into how AI-driven attacks redefine “reasonable risk,” which threat patterns require executive intervention, and how your board expects you to manage cyber threats.  

Cyber Security Report 2026:  Practitioner Briefing

For practitioners and security teams, learn how attackers weaponize AI tools, move across users, identity, and access, and where AI misuse and ransomware pressure intersect.  

Cyber Security Report 2026 

The annual intelligence report built on global telemetry and thousands of real-world incidents, designed to help organizations plan security priorities for the year ahead. 
What you’ll learn: 
  • Where cyber attacks are accelerating across industries and regions 
  • How attackers combine AI, ransomware, email, and hybrid exposure 
  • Which threat trends should shape 2026 security planning 

Key Trends from the Cyber Security Report 2026

A concise analysis of the most important cyber security trends shaping 2026, based on real-world attack data from the Cyber Security Report 2026. Written for quick consumption and easy internal sharing. 
Key highlights: 
  • How AI has become an end-to-end attack vector inside enterprise environments 
  • Why ransomware is scaling through fragmentation and automation 
  • How hybrid and edge environments are expanding attacker opportunity 
  • Where social engineering has moved beyond email into multi-channel abuse 
  • What the data reveals about attack coordination, speed, and scale across industries 
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Executive Track - Strategic Impact and Accountability

For executives and decision makers, we’ll dive into how AI-driven attacks redefine “reasonable risk,” which threat patterns require executive intervention, and how your board expects you to manage ...

Opening Keynote - Cyber Report 2026 Virtual Event

Practitioner Track – How Attacks Actually Work Now