ISF World Congress · Information Security Forum

ISF Milan 2026

14 to 17 November 2026 · Milan, Italy

About the event

What is ISF Milan 2026?

The ISF World Congress is the Information Security Forum's annual gathering for senior leaders in cyber, information security and risk. Peers share real experiences of managing risk and building resilience, in sessions, closed-room roundtables and workshops.

Audience
Senior security, risk and information security leaders
Reach
Participants from more than 50 countries, per the ISF
Programme
Full programme on securityforum.org

WinMagic presence

WinMagic at ISF Milan 2026

WinMagic Corp. is a bronze sponsor of the Congress and will attend in person from 14 to 17 November 2026.

New insights

100+ speakers across 44+ sessions, with real-world case studies.

Connect with peers

Closed-room roundtables and workshops for candid conversation.

Strategic partnerships

Access to global security and risk decision-makers.

WHITE PAPER The best authentication is no authentication at all Thi Nguyen-Huu PDF, 10 pages

From the Congress

A white paper for Milan

Why attacks that relay a real login get past multi-factor authentication and passkeys, and where online access stays unprotected. A 10-page PDF by Thi Nguyen-Huu.

Read the white paper summary

Questions

Frequently asked questions

When is ISF Milan 2026?

ISF Milan 2026 runs from 14 to 17 November 2026 in Milan, Italy.

Who organises ISF Milan 2026?

The Information Security Forum (ISF) organises the World Congress. The ISF is an independent body of member organisations that research and share practical approaches to information security and risk.

Is WinMagic attending ISF Milan 2026?

Yes. WinMagic Corp. is a bronze sponsor of the ISF World Congress 2026 and will attend in person in Milan.

Where can I read the white paper WinMagic presents at the Congress?

WinMagic presents the white paper The best authentication is no authentication at all alongside its attendance. It is published on WinMagic's website, with a PDF download.

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