February 17-19, 2027

Orlando, FL

Join ThreatLocker at the Loews Universal Orlando Resort for
Zero Trust World 2027.

A cybersecurity event like no other, explore how to proactively defend against new and existing threats and learn the tactics cybercriminals don't want you to know.

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Sharpen your skills and advance your expertise

You’ll gain practical skills and immediate actionable insights to put to work in your organization.  

Practitioners

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Hands-on learning labs where you can put concepts into practice
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Dive deep into technical topics with cybersecurity experts from ThreatLocker and across the industry 
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Bring home new techniques, approaches, and best practices to secure your own environment 
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Connect with practitioners facing the same threats, challenges, and day-to-day realities 

Executives

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Gain a clearer view of emerging risks and trends shaping the industry  
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Explore new approaches on reducing risk and improving resilience 
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Exchange ideas with fellow leaders from across the globe 
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Leave with new perspectives to help guide security investments and priorities 

SPONSORS

The sponsors who helped make ZTW26 bigger than ever.

The one event that arms you with the tactics cybercriminals hope you never learn.

Train with experts, break down real attack techniques, and get hands-on with the tools adversaries use to bypass basic defenses, so you walk away with the skills and confidence every cyber defender needs.

ZTW26 SPEAKERS

Adam Savage

Host of Tested

Danny Jenkins

ThreatLocker

David Spark

CISO Series

Jason Silva

Host of Brain Games & Origins

Linus Sebastian

Linus Media Group

Luke Lafreniere

Linus Media Group

Marcus Hutchins

MalwareTech

Michelle Wilson

Movement Mortgage

Rob Allen

ThreatLocker

Adam Savage

Host of Tested

Danny Jenkins

ThreatLocker

David Spark

CISO Series

Jason Silva

Host of Brain Games & Origins

Linus Sebastian

Linus Media Group

Luke Lafreniere

Linus Media Group

Marcus Hutchins

MalwareTech

Michelle Wilson

Movement Mortgage

Rob Allen

ThreatLocker

Adam Savage

Host of Tested

Danny Jenkins

ThreatLocker

David Spark

CISO Series

Jason Silva

Host of Brain Games & Origins

Linus Sebastian

Linus Media Group

Luke Lafreniere

Linus Media Group

Marcus Hutchins

MalwareTech

Michelle Wilson

Movement Mortgage

Rob Allen

ThreatLocker

Adam Savage

Host of Tested

Danny Jenkins

ThreatLocker

David Spark

CISO Series

Jason Silva

Host of Brain Games & Origins

Linus Sebastian

Linus Media Group

Luke Lafreniere

Linus Media Group

Marcus Hutchins

MalwareTech

Michelle Wilson

Movement Mortgage

Rob Allen

ThreatLocker

Adam Savage

Host of Tested

Danny Jenkins

ThreatLocker

David Spark

CISO Series

Jason Silva

Host of Brain Games & Origins

Linus Sebastian

Linus Media Group

Luke Lafreniere

Linus Media Group

Marcus Hutchins

MalwareTech

Michelle Wilson

Movement Mortgage

Rob Allen

ThreatLocker

VENUE

Zero Trust World 2027 will be hosted at Loews Meeting Complex at Universal Orlando with activities onsite at Loews Royal Pacific and Sapphire Falls Resorts. Group hotel rates for attendees are now open at Royal Pacific, Sapphire Falls, Aventura, and Cabana Bay. Reservation links will be provided upon completed registration. 

Loews Royal Pacific Resort
Loews Royal Pacific Resort
$319 Single-Double, $374 Triple, $429 Quad occupancy
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Location Description:
Attached, closest to Labs, Solutions Pavilion
Benefits:
  • Express Pass: Complimentary Universal Express Unlimited for hotel guests. This allows guests to skip regular lines at most rides and attractions. (Normal Purchase Price Per Person, Per Day for 2026 is $140-$260 based on demand)
Resturants & Dining:
  • Full-Service: Islands Dining Room (Asian fusion), Jake’s American Bar.
  • Casual/Quick Service: Orchid Court Lounge & Sushi Bar, Tuk Tuk Market, Bula Bar & Grill (poolside).
  • Total Outlets: 5+ including lounges and bars.
Guest Services:
  • Valet & Self-Parking
  • Full Room Service
  • Bellman
  • Water Taxi and Shuttle Service
Loews Sapphire Falls Resort
Loews Sapphire Falls Resort
$299 Single-Double, $324 Triple, $349 Quad occupancy
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Location Description:
Attached, closest to Main Stage
Benefits:
  • Express Pass: Not complimentary (guests can purchase separately). Still includes Early Park Admission and resort transportation.
Resturants & Dining:
  • Full-Service: Amatista Cookhouse (Caribbean-inspired).
  • Casual: Strong Water Tavern (rum bar), Drhum Club Kantine (poolside).
  • Quick Service: New Dutch Trading Co.
  • Total Outlets: 4+ including tavern and pool bar.
Guest Services:
  • Valet & Self-Parking
  • Full Room Service
  • Bellman
  • Water Taxi and Shuttle Service
Loews Aventura
Loews Aventura
$249 Single-Double, $269 Triple, $289 Quad occupancy
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Location Description:
Adjacent to Sapphire Falls
Benefits:
  • Express Pass: Not complimentary; available for purchase. Includes Early Park Admission and shuttle service.
Resturants & Dining:
  • Full Service: Bar 17 Bistro (rooftop dining).
  • Casual: Urban Pantry (food hall with multiple stations).
  • Bars: Ventura Lobby Bar, poolside bar. (beverage only)
  • Total Outlets: 4+ including rooftop and quick-service stations.
Guest Services:
  • Self-Parking Only
  • Limited or No Room Service
  • Self-service for Bellman
  • Shuttle Bus
Loews Cabana Bay
Loews Cabana Bay
$220 Single-Double, $240 Triple, $260 Quad occupancy
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Location Description:
Walking path, 8 minutes to Sapphire Falls
Benefits:
  • Express Pass: Not complimentary; guests can purchase separately. Includes Early Park Admission and shuttle service.
Resturants & Dining:
  • Full-Service: Bayliner Diner (food court style).
  • Casual: Galaxy Bowl Restaurant (inside bowling alley).
  • Bars: Swizzle Lounge, Atomic Tonic, Hideaway Bar & Grill (poolside).
  • Total Outlets: 5+ including bowling alley dining and pool bars.
Guest Services:
  • Self-Parking Only
  • Limited or No Room Service
  • Self-service for Bellman
  • Shuttle Bus

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2026 AGENDA

ZTW27

The agenda for ZTW27 will be announced soon. Peruse our sessions from 2026 for a good idea of what you can expect.

Time

Session Title

Presenter

2–7 p.m.
Registration open
3–7 p.m.
Cyber Hero Exam Bootcamp
6–9 p.m.
Welcome Reception

Time

Session Title

Presenter

7:30 – 5:00

Registration open

8:00 – 10:00

Certification Exam

8:30 – 10:00

BREAKFAST in Solutions Pavilion

10:00 – 12:00

Mainstage Sessions

Welcome & Overview

Augmented Humanity

Jason Silva

5 Minute Hacks

12:00 – 1:30

LUNCH in Solutions Pavilion

1:30 – 5:15 p.m.

Afternoon Labs

Metasploit

Alex Benton

Introduction to Web Hacking

Justin Gardiner

Turning Signal Into Understanding

Jim Lippie

Mainstage: From Assumed Trust to Zero Trust: The Email Security Reset

David Setzer

SQL Injection

Kieran Human

Mainstage: AI and the Future of Us: Navigating the Promise and Perils

Theresa Payton

2:45 – 3:15

Concurrent Breakouts

Mainstage: Unmasking the Dark Web

Collin Ellis

Visible Defense Strategies Against Zero Days and Supply Chain Risks

Eoin McGrath

Sponsored session: Petra

3:15 – 3:45

BREAK in Solutions Pavilion

Getting Started with Rubber Ducky

Kieran Human

Breadcrumbs to Breach - Active OSINT Capture the Flag

Cody Kretsinger

3:45 – 4:15

Concurrent Breakouts

Mainstage: Invisible Gateways: Exploiting IoT

Phillip Wylie

Dangers of Shadow IT

Ryan Bowman

The AI-driven shift from devices to virtual workspaces

4:25 – 5:15

Concurrent Breakouts

Mainstage: Creating a Security Roadmap That Works

Cameron Smith

MacOS Malware Risks and Protections

Brad Schneider
Slava Konstantinov

Endpoint Risks for Linux Environment

Daniel Madden

How to Lose a Domain in 45 Minutes: Active Directory Hacking

Spencer Alessi

Email Threat Hunting with Sublime

Madi Schulte

5:05 – 5:35

Concurrent Breakouts

Mainstage: Security Now: The Call is Coming From Inside the House
*ends at 5:45pm

Steve Gibson
Leo Laporte

Securing Remote Workforce

Erik Jansen

Defense Against Configurations

Bruce Mines

5:35 – 6:35

HAPPY HOUR in Solutions Pavilion

7:00 – 11:00

IT Community Block Party at Howl at the Moon

Time

Session Title

Presenter

7:00 – 9:00

Certification Exam

8:00 – 9:00

BREAKFAST in Solutions Pavilion

9:00 – 10:15 a.m.

Mainstage Sessions

Securing Large Complex Organizations

NetApp panel

Rethinking Cyber Defense in an Era of High Velocity Attacks

Marcus Hutchins

10:15 – 10:45

BREAK in Solutions Pavilion

10:45 – 12:15

Mainstage: When Failure is Not an Option

Danny Jenkins
Rob Allen

12:15 – 1:30

LUNCH in Solutions Pavilion

1:30 – 5:30 p.m.

Afternoon Labs

Zero Trust vs Modern Attacks

Jakoby

Advanced Rubber Ducky Techniques

Kieran Human

1:30 – 2:00

Concurrent Breakouts

Mainstage: Securing Healthcare

Panel

Secure by Design: Patch Management Without Disruption

JD Eger
Jordan Hinden

Scaling Safely for MSPs

Rob Scott

2:10 – 2:40

Concurrent Breakouts

Mainstage: Zero Trust vs Next-Gen Malware

Leo

Modern MSP Playbook for Multi-tenant M365 Security & Copilot Readiness

Cole Kaparos
Graham Morrison

Conditional Access Strategies

Adam Fuller

ThreatLocker is Deployed and Secured, Now What?

Ryan Bowman

2:50 – 3:20

Concurrent Breakouts

Mainstage: Building an Effective Anti-Phishing Program

Rob, BowTie Security Guy

How Hackers Beat Zero Trust – And How Users Can Stop Them

Luke Patneau

How to Build a Financial Continuity Plan That Actually Works

Dan Candee

3:20 – 3:50

BREAK in Solutions Pavilion

Prompt Engineering Malware

Kieran Human

Endpoint Hardening in 5 Minutes or Less, No gpupdate /force Needed with Configuration Manager

Amanda Makowsky

3:50 – 4:20

Concurrent Breakouts

Mainstage: You’re Not on the List! Allowlisting in Action

Jherome DeGuzman

Removing Local Admin Without Breaking IT

Sam Sundell

Your Business is Vulnerable and You are Clueless

Wayne Selk

4:30 – 5:00

Concurrent Breakouts

Mainstage: Use of the MITRE Attack Framework in Threat Detection

Seamus Lennon
John Lilliston

Damage Contained, Business Protected – ThreatLocker Ringfencing Live

Jherome DeGuzman

Don't space out! Focusing on traffic that matters with Network Control

Matheus Harder

Microsoft 365 Tenant Security: Configuration Best Practices

Adam Fuller

CTRL+ALT+PWN: The breakdown

Mainstage: Human Side of Zero Trust

Martin Astley

5:10 – 5:40

Concurrent Breakouts

Stopping the Unstoppable: Neutralizing Modern Data Exfil w/ Storage Control

Cristiano Guerrieri

Beyond DNS: Web control that doesn’t punish the end user

Collin Ellis

5:30 – 7:00

RECEPTION in Solutions Pavilion

7:00 – 10:00

ThreatLocker After Party

Time

Session Title

Presenter

7:00 – 9:00

Certification Exam

8:00 – 9:00

BREAKFAST in Solutions Pavilion

9:00 – 9:50

Mainstage Session: CISO Series Podcast LIVE

David Spark
Michelle Wilson
Rob Allen

9:50 – 10:20

BREAK in Solutions Pavilion

10:20 – 11:40 a.m.

Mainstage Sessions:

When Should Cybersecurity Become a Priority for Your Business

Luke + Linus

Hacking Devices Dissected

Adam Savage

Wrap Up with raffle, and donation

12:00 p.m.

Program Concludes

ZTW26 by the numbers

2,000+

onsite participants

77

speakers across 61 unique sessions

13,296

CPE credits earned

183

new Cyber Hero Certifications awarded

Earn your Cyber Hero® Certification

Zero Trust World gives you a unique opportunity to certify your skills onsite. Each morning, you'll have access to in-person, proctored Cyber Hero Certification Exam sessions designed to validate your Zero Trust expertise and your ability to secure real-world environments. Whether you're advancing your career, strengthening your team's capabilities, or proving your expertise, the Cyber Hero Certification helps you stand out as a defender who can put Zero Trust into action.

Pass the exam at Zero Trust World, and your registration fee is fully refunded.

In their own words: attendees' experiences

"Coming to Zero Trust World and connecting with people face-to-face has been fantastic. It reinforces the fact that ThreatLocker is a partner, not a vendor, and I genuinely appreciate that."
"Every minute I'm learning something new. It's actually just introducing new ideas and new things to be dealt with. There's no other place for me to turn to get that."
"There's a lot of value in the breakout sessions, and I'm going to attend the Rubber Ducky one for fun a little later this afternoon. So, looking forward to that and networking. Just meeting a lot of great people here with a lot of different backgrounds. It's been awesome."
"I spoke with a lot of different end users on how they've implemented ThreatLocker. I found a lot of different ways that I can enhance what I already have in place. And then also the breakout sessions. I've learned a lot of different things that are coming down the pipe that I can enable or configure."
"We are all a community. We all need to work together and reach out and support one another. And I think it's a really special way of networking and seeing people that are in the same situations we are."
"Coming to Zero Trust World and connecting with people face-to-face has been fantastic. It reinforces the fact that ThreatLocker is a partner, not a vendor, and I genuinely appreciate that."
"Every minute I'm learning something new. It's actually just introducing new ideas and new things to be dealt with. There's no other place for me to turn to get that."
"There's a lot of value in the breakout sessions, and I'm going to attend the Rubber Ducky one for fun a little later this afternoon. So, looking forward to that and networking. Just meeting a lot of great people here with a lot of different backgrounds. It's been awesome."
"I spoke with a lot of different end users on how they've implemented ThreatLocker. I found a lot of different ways that I can enhance what I already have in place. And then also the breakout sessions. I've learned a lot of different things that are coming down the pipe that I can enable or configure."
"We are all a community. We all need to work together and reach out and support one another. And I think it's a really special way of networking and seeing people that are in the same situations we are."
"Coming to Zero Trust World and connecting with people face-to-face has been fantastic. It reinforces the fact that ThreatLocker is a partner, not a vendor, and I genuinely appreciate that."
"Every minute I'm learning something new. It's actually just introducing new ideas and new things to be dealt with. There's no other place for me to turn to get that."
"There's a lot of value in the breakout sessions, and I'm going to attend the Rubber Ducky one for fun a little later this afternoon. So, looking forward to that and networking. Just meeting a lot of great people here with a lot of different backgrounds. It's been awesome."
"I spoke with a lot of different end users on how they've implemented ThreatLocker. I found a lot of different ways that I can enhance what I already have in place. And then also the breakout sessions. I've learned a lot of different things that are coming down the pipe that I can enable or configure."
"We are all a community. We all need to work together and reach out and support one another. And I think it's a really special way of networking and seeing people that are in the same situations we are."
"Coming to Zero Trust World and connecting with people face-to-face has been fantastic. It reinforces the fact that ThreatLocker is a partner, not a vendor, and I genuinely appreciate that."
"Every minute I'm learning something new. It's actually just introducing new ideas and new things to be dealt with. There's no other place for me to turn to get that."
"There's a lot of value in the breakout sessions, and I'm going to attend the Rubber Ducky one for fun a little later this afternoon. So, looking forward to that and networking. Just meeting a lot of great people here with a lot of different backgrounds. It's been awesome."
"I spoke with a lot of different end users on how they've implemented ThreatLocker. I found a lot of different ways that I can enhance what I already have in place. And then also the breakout sessions. I've learned a lot of different things that are coming down the pipe that I can enable or configure."
"We are all a community. We all need to work together and reach out and support one another. And I think it's a really special way of networking and seeing people that are in the same situations we are."
"Coming to Zero Trust World and connecting with people face-to-face has been fantastic. It reinforces the fact that ThreatLocker is a partner, not a vendor, and I genuinely appreciate that."
"Every minute I'm learning something new. It's actually just introducing new ideas and new things to be dealt with. There's no other place for me to turn to get that."
"There's a lot of value in the breakout sessions, and I'm going to attend the Rubber Ducky one for fun a little later this afternoon. So, looking forward to that and networking. Just meeting a lot of great people here with a lot of different backgrounds. It's been awesome."
"I spoke with a lot of different end users on how they've implemented ThreatLocker. I found a lot of different ways that I can enhance what I already have in place. And then also the breakout sessions. I've learned a lot of different things that are coming down the pipe that I can enable or configure."
"We are all a community. We all need to work together and reach out and support one another. And I think it's a really special way of networking and seeing people that are in the same situations we are."
"Coming to Zero Trust World and connecting with people face-to-face has been fantastic. It reinforces the fact that ThreatLocker is a partner, not a vendor, and I genuinely appreciate that."
"Every minute I'm learning something new. It's actually just introducing new ideas and new things to be dealt with. There's no other place for me to turn to get that."
"There's a lot of value in the breakout sessions, and I'm going to attend the Rubber Ducky one for fun a little later this afternoon. So, looking forward to that and networking. Just meeting a lot of great people here with a lot of different backgrounds. It's been awesome."
"I spoke with a lot of different end users on how they've implemented ThreatLocker. I found a lot of different ways that I can enhance what I already have in place. And then also the breakout sessions. I've learned a lot of different things that are coming down the pipe that I can enable or configure."
"We are all a community. We all need to work together and reach out and support one another. And I think it's a really special way of networking and seeing people that are in the same situations we are."

ZTW Gallery

after party

The ZTW after party is a chance to relax and unwind with fellow professionals. This event is all about fun and relaxation, and we encourage everyone to dress up according to each year's theme (stay tuned). Check out some of the fun that’s been had at prior events!

questions? We've got the answers!

What can I expect at Zero Trust World? 

Attendees will gain the knowledge, skills, and networking needed to support them in the journey toward a Zero Trust cybersecurity posture. There are morning keynotes, afternoon breakouts, hands-on hacking labs, and a full exhibit hall of vendors with solutions to explore. 

Are sessions considered for continuing education credits? 

Yes! As an approved ISC2 provider, ThreatLocker is offering cybersecurity education as CPE-eligible sessions. When you register, you can provide your CPE ID number for reporting. 

Are meals provided? 

Yes! On days one and two, breakfast, lunch, breaks, and a reception are included. On the final day, we will serve breakfast and a mid-morning break. Should you have particular dietary requirements, please indicate them in your registration. 

What are the hands-on hacking labs? 

These labs are unique to Zero Trust World. They are an opportunity to attend live sessions to learn hacking techniques and try them on provided laptops. Session topics and complexity vary to accommodate attendees of all skill levels. 

What's included in the cost of registration? 

Attendee registration includes access to sessions, breakfast/lunch/breaks in the exhibit hall as well as the fully catered Welcome Reception and After Party. The registration fee is significantly lower than other multi-day cybersecurity training events thanks to the generous underwriting of ThreatLocker and participation of our vendor sponsors. 

Do you offer visa invitation letters? 

For attendees residing outside the United States who will be applying for a visa to travel to Zero Trust World, we offer a confirmation of registration and information about the event to be used for your application. Once you are registered, please reach out for your personalized letter. 
 
No-risk policy: Should your visa not be approved, please send proof and your registration will be canceled and refunded to method of payment. 

Is there a room block? 

Yes, we have group rates at Royal Pacific, Sapphire Falls, Aventura, and Cabana Bay to allow for a variety of room types and price points. All rooms are onsite at Universal Orlando and in walking distance of the event space. Booking will open Summer 2026. Once attendees register, the booking links will be provided in the confirmation email.  

The hotel room block does close on January 21 or upon sellout, whichever happens first.  

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