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Cybersecurity Events in Copenhagen

European infosec has its own character: community-run, less vendor-dominated than its US counterpart, and unusually healthy at the meetup layer. This page tracks the conferences, BSides events, OWASP chapter meetings, AppSec sessions, red-team/blue-team meetups, and capture-the-flag gatherings that make up that scene.

This page narrows the Copenhagen calendar to Cybersecurity events. It's a subset of Denmark's wider tech-event schedule, useful when you want something specific to go to in the city this month.

Copenhagen is probably the most design-forward tech-event city in Europe. UX Copenhagen and Design Matters both anchor the global design conference calendar from here, and the local meetup scene reflects that with an unusually strong weight of product-design, UX-research, and design-systems content. Beyond design, the city has a healthy fintech scene and a growing green-tech event rhythm.

Upcoming Cybersecurity events in Copenhagen

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KBHSEC Γ— OWASP Community Night

Copenhagen, πŸ‡©πŸ‡° Denmark

The summer is winding down. Time to get the community together.

Join us for a night of security, knowledge sharing, and good conversations, bringing together the KBHSEC and OWASP Copenhagen communities.

This evening, we'll explore how AI is changing both software development and security testing, with two talks looking at different sides of the challenge.

Guardians of Your Security: A Simple Guide to Security in the Agentic SDLC Ernest Bartosevic Solutions Engineer, Semgrep
AI coding agents are changing how software is built - but what does that mean for security? Ernest will explore how coding agents can become security co-pilots, looking at practical ways to give them the right context, guardrails, and feedback loops to help enforce security throughout the development process.

Testing API Business Logic With AI Agents: What We Got Wrong First Yacine Souam R&D Engineer, Escape
Using AI agents to test complex enterprise APIs sounds straightforward until you encounter the reality of business logic and domain-specific behaviour. Yacine will share lessons from building AI-powered security testing, including challenges around IDOR detection, deterministic testing, and understanding domain context.
Alongside the talks, there will be plenty of time to share experiences, meet fellow security enthusiasts, and hang out with the community.

Whether you're already working in security, learning your way into the field, or simply curious about cybersecurity, come join us!

Pizza, drinks and good company included.

Tue 29 Sept Β· 15:0050–200