NEWS REPORT | NEW DELHI
New Delhi, October 2026: The CRACCON ’26 conference brought together India’s cybersecurity ecosystem for a two-day event held on October 24 and 25 at PHD House, New Delhi. Organised by the CRAC Learning Community, the conference witnessed participation from cybersecurity professionals, government representatives, defence personnel, policymakers, academicians, industry leaders and students.
Featuring an extensive programme of expert-led sessions, hackathons, hands-on workshops and technology exhibitions, CRACCON ’26 provided a common platform for discussions around emerging cybersecurity challenges, technological advancements and the future of digital security in India.
While the speaker sessions addressed critical industry developments and policy perspectives, the exhibition floor emerged as one of the major attractions, offering visitors an opportunity to experience cybersecurity technologies through live demonstrations and direct interactions with solution providers.
Expo Floor Highlights Leading Cybersecurity Innovations
The exhibition featured several organisations representing different segments of the cybersecurity industry, including digital forensics, vulnerability management, incident response, artificial intelligence, secure networking and cyber defence.
Tenable showcased its capabilities in exposure management and vulnerability assessment across IT, cloud and operational technology (OT) environments. iDefence Innovations presented its expertise in digital forensics, incident response and DPDP consulting, alongside forensic solutions and EC-Council-accredited training programmes.
Representing the digital investigation and forensic awareness segment, 4N6, recognised as India’s first dedicated digital forensics publication, showcased its quarterly magazine covering digital forensics and incident response (DFIR), cyber investigations and digital evidence.
Meanwhile, GGSQR Solutions demonstrated secure QR-code technologies focused on product authentication and brand protection. Sanraksha.AI highlighted its cyber ranges, Security Operations Centre (SOC) solutions, OT/ICS simulation platforms and tabletop exercise capabilities.
Defhawk presented its work in cybersecurity simulation and research, while Silicon Comnet Private Limited represented the systems integration and networking segment. Digitruce and Luminous Consulting also participated, contributing to the diverse range of technologies and services showcased at the event.
Across both days, exhibitors engaged with delegates through live product demonstrations, technical discussions and interactive sessions, allowing visitors to understand the practical applications of emerging cybersecurity solutions.
Bridging the Gap Between Industry and Academia
One of the key highlights of the exhibition was the interaction between technology companies, working professionals and students.
For students and aspiring cybersecurity professionals, the expo provided valuable exposure to industry requirements, emerging technologies and potential career opportunities. It also enabled organisations to connect with prospective clients, collaborators and future talent.
The exhibition demonstrated the importance of bringing academia and industry closer together, particularly in a rapidly evolving sector where practical exposure and hands-on technical knowledge are increasingly important.
CRACCON ’26 Strengthens India’s Cybersecurity Ecosystem
Beyond the conference sessions and exhibition, CRACCON ’26 highlighted the importance of collaboration among technology providers, investigators, researchers, policymakers and educational institutions.
The successful organisation of the two-day event by the CRAC Learning Community reflected the growing interest in cybersecurity innovation and knowledge-sharing platforms in India.
With participation from organisations working across diverse cybersecurity domains, CRACCON ’26 provided an opportunity to showcase indigenous capabilities, exchange industry insights and encourage meaningful professional collaborations.
The expo floor, in particular, reinforced the idea that cybersecurity innovation must extend beyond discussions and presentations to practical demonstrations, industry partnerships and real-world implementation.
As India’s digital ecosystem continues to expand, platforms such as CRACCON are expected to play an important role in connecting cybersecurity innovators, industry leaders and the next generation of cyber professionals.
