The North American Broadcasters Association (NABA) is hosting its Cyber University 2.0 summit on October 20, 2026, in New York. The event will convene industry leaders and experts to discuss cybersecurity strategies for IP-based production, cloud infrastructure, and agentic AI in broadcast environments.
The transition to IP-based production and cloud-native workflows has expanded the attack surface for traditional broadcasters, making centralized security coordination essential. As media organizations integrate agentic AI and remote production tools, they face sophisticated threats that require standardized defense protocols across the content supply chain. This summit signals a shift toward collaborative security between private media entities like PBS and NYPR and public agencies like the FBI. By addressing identity protection and ransomware at the board level, the industry is moving to treat cybersecurity as a core operational resilience metric rather than a siloed IT concern. Watch for new security frameworks to emerge from the Trusted Partner Network following these discussions.
The summit will also highlight the importance of digital identity in securing access to production environments.
The NABA Cyber University 2.0 summit will take place in New York on October 20 to address rising security threats in IP-based production and cloud workflows. By bringing together media leaders and law enforcement, the event aims to standardize defense protocols against ransomware and agentic AI vulnerabilities across the content supply chain.
The summit is scheduled to take place in New York on October 20.
Participants include industry leaders from Google, FOX, CBS/Paramount, Sinclair Inc., PBS, and NYPR, alongside law enforcement representatives from the FBI, RCMP, and Mandiant.
Sessions will focus on vulnerabilities in agentic AI, remote workflows, ransomware response, identity protection, and methods for securing executive-level investment in cybersecurity infrastructure.
The summit is designed for CISOs, network engineers, and station general managers who are responsible for IT and automation systems.
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