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DefCamp 2026: 19–20 November at the Palace of Parliament, with technical workshops on 16–18 November

Event location
Palatul Parlamentului, București, Romania

DefCamp 2026, one of the largest cybersecurity conferences in Central and Eastern Europe, takes place on 19 and 20 November 2026, at the Palace of Parliament in Bucharest. The technical workshop sessions are held separately from 16 to 18 November.

The event is organised by CCSIR — Cyber Security Research Center from Romania. The National Cyber Security Directorate is among the media partners of the edition.

About the event

The Attendee ticket covers access to the main stage of the conference, Hacking Village, the exhibition and networking area, meals during the event and the gift package from partners.

The VIP ticket adds access to the speakers’ lounge, attendance at the official dinner, priority badge and an invitation to the speakers’ trip. Category 1337 Supporter includes two such invitations, a merchandise package, website recognition and an advisory role.

Prices

CategoryPeriodPrice
Attendee — Normaluntil 26 SeptemberEUR 175
Attendee — Lateby 1 NovemberEUR 199
Attendee — Very Lateby 30 NovemberEUR 250
VIP — Normaluntil 26 SeptemberEUR 460
VIP — Lateby 3 NovemberEUR 499
1337 Supporterby 30 November€1,337

Prices do not include VAT and payment processing fees. Early Bird tariffs expired on August 15, 2026.

Students receive a 35% discount and groups receive discounts on request — two aspects relevant for faculties wishing to send a delegation.

Why digital skills matter

Hacking Village is the component that distinguishes DefCamp from a classic conference: participants effectively work on practical attack and defence scenarios in a controlled environment. For students and early-career specialists, this type of applied exercise is difficult to replicate in regular academic training.

The organisers of DefCamp also coordinate the national competition UNbreakable Romania, recognised at European level as a best practice in cybersecurity skills training — which places the conference in a wider talent development ecosystem, not just in one of the events.

Programme, speakers and tickets:def.camp · def.camp/tickets

Event Details

Target audience
Digital skills for ICT professionals and other digital experts.
Digital technology / specialisation
Digital skill level
Geographic scope - Country
Romania
Industry - field of education and training
Generic programmes and qualifications not further defined
Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) not further defined
Target language
Romanian
Geographical sphere
National initiative
Event setting
On Location