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Nathan Haselhorst

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Issue date: November 4, 2026

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CyberEd.io

Issued and authorized by Carlos Enamorado, Director of CyberEd.io. CyberEd.io, ISMG’s education division, is an AI-native platform that helps organizations build, measure, and continuously improve cybersecurity readiness.

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Part of the globally acclaimed CyberSeries, this latest edition of the Lone Star Cyber Summit is dedicated to the state of Texas, and is returning to Austin on 20-21 October 2026.

Bringing together 100+ forward-thinking, executive IT security leaders from sectors including retail, wholesale, finance, real estate, insurance, logistics, e-commerce & beyond. Guided by our 2026 theme, Resilience Blueprint: Navigating the Next Era of Cyber Risk, this two-day forum delivers high-impact presentations focused on tactical foresight, framework deployment, and collaborative problem-solving regarding the critical threat vectors companies battle today, ranging from advanced AI governance and supply chain vulnerabilities to executive boardroom alignment and regional privacy laws.

Part of the globally acclaimed CyberSeries, this latest edition of the Lone Star Cyber Summit is dedicated to the state of Texas, and is returning to Austin on 20-21 October 2026. Bringing together 100+ forward-thinking, executive IT security leaders from sectors including retail, wholesale, finance, real estate, insurance, logistics, e-commerce & beyond. Guided by our 2026 theme, Resilience Blueprint: Navigating the Next Era of Cyber Risk, this two-day forum delivers high-impact presentations focused on tactical foresight, framework deployment, and collaborative problem-solving regarding the critical threat vectors companies battle today, ranging from advanced AI governance and supply chain vulnerabilities to executive boardroom alignment and regional privacy laws.