Overview
Cybercamp.ai is a one-day conference in Brno exploring the intersection of cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. It brings together more than 100 AI and cybersecurity professionals, with more than 20 speakers, for talks, workshops, discussions, and community exchange. The event is intended for people building, securing, or using AI, including practitioners, researchers, and decision-makers. Its emphasis is on practical knowledge, experience from real projects, verifiable conclusions, and open discussion rather than treating cybersecurity and AI as separate fields.
The conference is part of Dny AI, described by the organizers as the largest AI festival in the Czech Republic. The event is held in English and takes place at JIC Startup Hub in Brno, Czechia, on November 6, 2026. The page presents an in-person conference format and invites visitors to attend or submit a talk.
Topics and format
The programme focuses on useful experience, practical demonstrations, and comparisons of what works, what fails, and where the limits are. Three topic areas are outlined:
- Security of AI: Building and operating safer models, agents, data pipelines, and AI applications.
- AI for Practitioners: Tools, workflows, and lessons that can improve day-to-day security work.
- People and Governance: Accountability, regulation, and practical decisions about risk.
The event is presented as a full day of talks, workshops, and discussions. The webpage does not publish a detailed timetable, session titles, or named conference speakers, so specific sessions and running times are not available there.
Contributions and participation
Cybercamp.ai welcomes proposals for talks, live demonstrations, case studies, research, and candid lessons from unsuccessful efforts. The call for papers is aimed at people who can share useful material and practical experience related to cybersecurity and AI. Visitors can use the conference’s linked submission page to propose a contribution. Those interested in attending can follow the event’s attendance link.
The conference also invites organizations to support the event and help create opportunities for meaningful conversations between security and AI practitioners. The organizers identify JIC and Dny AI as partners on the webpage.
Organizers
The event is co-organized by Jan Bleha and Hung Ngo. Bleha’s profile describes more than a decade of community-building and event strategy experience, including work with DevConf.cz and technology organizations. Ngo is described as a cybersecurity specialist, the author of the KyberKecy podcast, an industry speaker, and a teacher and mentor with Czechitas. His stated interests include AI’s potential to support security operations as well as the new risks it can introduce.
For general enquiries, the webpage lists info@cybercamp.ai. It does not provide an FAQ, published ticket pricing, or detailed accessibility and venue information.
