INSOMNI’HACK 2026: Swiss CyberSecurity Conference
From March 16 to 20, 2026, Lausanne will host a new edition of Insomni'hack. This event dedicated to cybersecurity brings together international experts, IT professionals, researchers, technology companies, and enthusiasts every year to discuss current and future challenges in digital security. Part conference, part competition (CTF), and part networking space, Insomni'hack has established itself as a major meeting place for the cyber community in Switzerland and Europe.
Cybersecurity, AI, and infrastructure at the heart of discussions
The program offers a wide range of technical and strategic conferences on system vulnerabilities, digital infrastructure protection, the impact of artificial intelligence on security, and the evolution of cyber threats. The presentations are given by experts from major technology companies, research centers, and international organizations, with an approach that combines concrete feedback, technical analysis, and future perspectives.
Among the interventions that will be proposed are:
- Security-Driven Redesign: Navigating the Art and Politics of Securing Complex Systems: a reflection on how to rethink complex systems by integrating security from the design stage and taking into account technical and organizational issues with Amit Dori (Microsoft)
- PRISMA Airs – Making robots wear seatbelts: a presentation of security approaches applied to automated systems and AI-driven environments to anticipate and contain risks by Palo Alto Networks
- Core-ruption: A Deep Dive into 5G Mobile Network Vulnerability Research: an in-depth analysis of 5G network vulnerabilities and the implications for communications security with Arthur Naullet & Maxime Gautier (Orange)
- Don’t go to the police: feedback on cyber incident management and response strategies to sophisticated attacks by Orange Cyberdefense
- Agents, co-pilots, RAGs: AI is becoming a critical asset and a pivotal point – emerging threats and concrete protections: a presentation on the new risks associated with generative AI and concrete ways to protect systems that integrate it, with Sébastien Viou (Fortinet)
