As part of our new partnership with eSentire, HCS was delighted to attend the Cyber Ireland National Conference (CINC26) in Kilkenny. The event brought together cybersecurity leaders, technology providers and organisations from across Ireland for a day of discussion, networking and insight into the challenges and opportunities facing today’s security landscape.
Representing HCS alongside eSentire, our team spent the day engaging with IT and security professionals from across a range of industries, discussing the evolving threat landscape and the increasing importance of cyber resilience for organisations of all sizes.
Cybersecurity continues to be a key focus for businesses across Ireland, with organisations looking for ways to strengthen their security posture, improve visibility across their environments and respond more effectively to emerging threats. Throughout the event, conversations centred around the practical challenges businesses face and the strategies being used to build stronger, more resilient security frameworks.
The conference also provided valuable insights into the wider cybersecurity industry, covering topics such as threat intelligence, artificial intelligence, talent development and the importance of collaboration between industry, government and academia. As Ireland’s cybersecurity sector continues to grow, events like Cyber Ireland play an important role in bringing the community together to share knowledge, experiences and best practices.
For HCS, the event was a fantastic opportunity to showcase our new partnership with eSentire and discuss how organisations can benefit from combining trusted local expertise with world class Managed Detection and Response capabilities. Together, HCS and eSentire help organisations strengthen their cybersecurity posture through proactive threat detection, monitoring and response services.
We would like to thank everyone who stopped by to connect with the team throughout the day. We look forward to continuing those conversations and supporting organisations across Ireland as they navigate an increasingly complex cybersecurity landscape.
