ISACA Sacramento Flagship Conference: Cybersecurity, AI, Risk & Leadership

Two days of cybersecurity, AI, risk and leadership in Sacramento. Keynotes, an FBI cyber threat brief, and up to 12 CPE credits.
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The ISACA Sacramento Flagship Conference returns September 17 and 18 as a two-day event, with up to 12 CPE credits available.

This year's program opens with keynotes from Malcolm Harkins on leading teams without burning them out, and Matthew Rosenquist on the risks arriving with agentic AI. Day 2 includes a cyber threat brief from an FBI Sacramento Supervisory Special Agent covering current tradecraft and real investigations.

Panels anchor both days, covering C-level perspectives on women in information security, the AI conversations leadership teams need to be having in 2026, and the future of cybersecurity talent. Sessions cover privacy leadership, FAIR risk quantification, AI third-party risk, AI audit and governance, and Cal-CSIC state cybersecurity resources. Speakers come from Caltrans, Capital One, UC San Diego, Cal OES, BDO, County of Santa Clara Health System and more.

The audience is the reason people come back. Last year drew 80 organizations across 5 industry sectors and 77 distinct job titles, from practitioners to CISOs, with the public sector presence you would expect in the state capital. Two days means twice the hallway conversations.

Presented with support from our 2026 sponsors, led by Premier sponsor Cohesity.