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Innowise is off to Black Hat USA 2026, and we’re genuinely looking forward to being in the room with some of the sharpest minds in cybersecurity.

Black Hat is not the kind of event where people just talk around the topic. It is where security teams, tech leaders, researchers, and vendors get into the real stuff: what threats are changing, where systems are still exposed, and how companies can build with security in mind from the start.

For us, that is exactly the kind of conversation worth having.

We work with companies across custom software development, AI, cloud, enterprise platforms, and security-focused projects, so we know how quickly security questions move from “we’ll deal with it later” to “we need this sorted now.” At Black Hat, we’re keen to meet teams facing those questions and share what we’ve learned from building systems that need to be secure, practical, and ready for real use.

If you’re heading to Black Hat USA 2026 in Las Vegas, let’s meet and talk cybersecurity.

Innowise will be attending FSAS Technologies Summit 2026, taking place on July 1–2 at Showpalast Munich. It’s a two-day event for people dealing with real IT questions right now: how to build secure infrastructure, make better use of data, bring AI into the business, work with SAP, manage hybrid IT, and keep systems ready for what comes next.

If you’re going to be there, we’d love to have a proper chat. Come and tell us what you’re working on, what’s causing headaches, or where you’re trying to take your tech setup next.

Our team will be happy to meet you in Munich, share what we’ve seen work in real projects, swap ideas, and discuss where Innowise could help.

Innowise was proud to co-host the Learning Program Generation Hackathon 2026 alongside Vidda, 2Hero, and Chas Academy.

The idea behind the hackathon was simple but ambitious: take complex regulatory requirements and see how AI can help turn them into training programs that fit different roles, teams, and responsibilities.

Over the course of the event, developers, executives, compliance experts, and technology leaders worked on an AI-powered, human-in-the-loop pipeline for compliance training. In practice, that meant using AI to handle the heavy lifting in training program creation, while keeping human experts firmly in charge of review, refinement, and final approval.

For developers, it was a chance to get hands-on with a real business challenge and work with AI workflow orchestration, regulatory context management, and automated quality evaluation, not just in theory, but in a practical setting.

For us at Innowise, it was great to bring our engineering perspective into the room, support the teams, and see strong ideas move from early concepts towards practical AI-powered solutions for compliance training.