ISC2 Adds ACTion Rooms to 2026 Security Congress in Denver
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ISC2 said it will add ACTion Rooms to the 2026 ISC2 Security Congress in Denver from Oct. 24-28. The organization described the sessions as facilitated discussions meant to give attendees a structured way to exchange ideas with each other and with ISC2 leaders.
According to the release, ACTion Rooms were designed for members and attendees to share experiences, perspectives, and ideas on issues facing the profession. ISC2 said the rooms were tied to how members can participate in standards setting, ethics activities, research generated by the membership body, and how ISC2 advocacy influences policy on behalf of its membership.
ISC2 stated that the ACTion Rooms were structured to include pulse checks, real-world scenario prompts, guided reflection, curated member questions, live word clouds, and closing takeaways. The release said there would be six ACTion Rooms covering standards setting, ISC2 research, the Code of Professional Conduct, and related topics, including national security considerations tied to the water sector’s cybersecurity investments and workforce pathways.
In a quote included with the announcement, Scott Beale, CC, said, “The future of cybersecurity cannot be shaped from the sidelines. It requires the insight, experience and engagement of the professionals protecting our digital world every day,” and “Through ACTion Rooms, we are creating a more direct path for members to contribute their expertise to the work ISC2 is leading across standards, ethics, AI, workforce readiness, public policy and national security, helping turn conversation into collective action for the profession.” The release also said the ACTion Rooms would continue the planned evolution of Security Congress along with the previously announced AI Incident Rooms.
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