CISO6 Cyber Security Summit

VIII EDITION – NEW DELHI

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Date

2027

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Location

NEW DELHI

Presented By

CISO6 Cyber Security Summit
VIII EDITION – NEW DELHI

New Delhi, India’s capital and a strategic hub for policy, technology, and enterprise innovation, sets the stage for a powerful edition of the CISO6 Summit. As the epicenter of national governance, digital transformation, and cybersecurity initiatives, the New Delhi edition will spotlight enterprise security modernization, critical infrastructure resilience, and India’s growing leadership in shaping the global cybersecurity and digital defense landscape.

What to Expect in NEW DELHI

GOVERNMENT & CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE SECURITY PANELS

Hear directly from India’s senior government officials, policymakers, regulators, and national security leaders as they discuss the country’s evolving cybersecurity priorities, critical infrastructure protection, and cross-sector collaboration to build a secure and resilient digital future.

CEO & CISO LEADERSHIP DIALOGUES

Engage with India’s foremost business and security leaders in insightful discussions on aligning cybersecurity strategies with New Delhi’s influential ecosystem across governance, defense, BFSI, telecom, and enterprise innovation.

EXCLUSIVE ONE-TO-ONE BUSINESS MEETINGS

Unlock opportunities to connect with CISOs, technology decision-makers, and leading solution providers through curated meetings designed to foster collaboration, strategic partnerships, and business growth.

ZERO TRUST, CLOUD & BFSI SECURITY SESSIONS

Explore forward-looking strategies for securing cloud infrastructures, BFSI operations, and mission-critical systems through advanced Zero Trust frameworks and next-generation defense models aligned with India’s national cybersecurity roadmap.

WOMEN IN CYBERSECURITY – SHRUSHTI PANEL

Celebrate inspiring women cybersecurity leaders from across India as they share their journeys, challenges, and insights on leading with resilience, innovation, and purpose in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

ENTERTAINMENT & NETWORKING

Unwind and connect with peers over New Delhi’s signature hospitality and cultural vibrance as the evening transitions into a memorable blend of entertainment, networking, and meaningful conversations.

The New Delhi edition will resonate with leaders focused on strengthening cyber resilience across India’s critical industries while aligning security strategies with the nation’s vision for innovation, digital trust, and global leadership in cybersecurity.

AGENDA & ATTENDEES

6 PILLARS OF THE SUMMIT

Critical & National Security
Zero Trust & BFSI Leadership
Cloud, Datacenter & Digital Infrastructure Security
Shrushti – Women in Cybersecurity
CEO & Board Perspectives
Innovation, Strategy & Future Readiness

By Designation

Chief Information Security Officers (CISO)
Chief Information Officer (CIO)
Director of Cyber Security
Vice President – Information Technology
Director – Information Security
Information Security Officer
Heads of IT & IT Security. & Representatives from Government Bodies, including relevant Ministries and umbrella organizations
Representatives from Defence and Homeland Security, including Government divisions dealing with matters related to cybersecurity, and Cyber Security Policy Makers.

By Sector


All kinds of Major Banking Institutions (Central, Private, Public, Cooperative), including new-age Payments banks	Financial Services – Commercial/Consumer loan providers, Investment Services, etc.	Insurance Companies – General, Life, including government Institutions
Government-related IT and IT Management institutions, including those within the ministry (e.g. CRIS – Centre For Railway Information Systems – Government Of India)	Manufacturing companies, including automotive, pharma, large-scale engineering and construction equipment, defence, food production/processing equipment, etc.	Real Estate, Construction and engineering including Public & Private Infrastructure companies
Defence – Military branches, including homeland security and police	Power and energy companies – traditional and new age	Ministry and government, and related entities, including policy influencers and decision-makers
Healthcare, including hospitals and life sciences	Oil & Gas and Power Transmission	Public Sector Units (PSUs)
Service Industries such as Hospitality	Shipping, LogistiFreightFreights	Airports, Airlines and related services
Information Technology enables Services such as GICs and KPOs	Telecommunications, manufacturing of telecommunication equipment and service providers	FMCG and online shopping of consumer goods, including electronics.