The event’s return to Las Vegas is confirmed, but the real takeaway is planning: deadlines, travel, and briefing schedules can shape how defenders prepare for the months ahead.
Researchers flagged exploitable flaws in Microsoft’s passkey handling, a reminder that passwordless systems still depend on careful implementation, especially around privileged access.
A planned visit to the Las Vegas expo floor highlights how Black Hat’s commercial side has become a visible checkpoint for product claims, buyer attention, and security messaging.
A short event notice lands on a bigger security truth - executive teams are being judged less by volume of tools and more by how well they turn technical signals into action.
The world’s top cybersecurity minds converge in Las Vegas for a six-day summit of cutting-edge research, live hacking, and global collaboration.
The world’s most infamous cybersecurity gathering returns with bold changes, new threats, and a mission to unite hackers and defenders in Las Vegas.