Global GRC, Privacy & Cybersecurity ConfEx

The Global GRC, Privacy & Cybersecurity ConfEx is a specialized conference focusing on governance, risk management, compliance, privacy, and cybersecurity challenges faced by senior in-house legal leaders. Organized by GeneralCounsel360 and powered by Events 4 Sure, this event is scheduled for April 28, 2026, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It aims to provide a platform for professionals to engage in execution-led discussions and share practical insights on managing cross-border governance and cybersecurity issues.

Key topics covered include cross-border governance and accountability, privacy and data sovereignty decisions in cross-border enterprises, cybersecurity execution across regional threat landscapes, third-party and vendor risk in multi-jurisdiction enterprises, and intellectual property and trade secret protection in cross-border digital operations. The conference features a series of panels, keynote addresses, and case studies designed to address real-world challenges and decision-making processes under regulatory and operational scrutiny.

Attendees can expect a high-trust environment with curated, execution-led discussions, avoiding sales-driven content. Networking opportunities are integrated throughout the event, including a facilitated networking session called GC360 Speed Connect, designed to enable delegates to connect quickly across various domains. The conference also offers a curated executive exchange, allowing for 1:1 and small-group executive conversations, fostering focused, execution-led dialogues around real challenges faced by senior in-house leaders.

This event is tailored for senior decision-makers accountable for governance, privacy, and cybersecurity execution, including General Counsels, Chief Compliance Officers, Chief Privacy Officers, Chief Information Security Officers, and Heads of Legal Operations. It provides a unique opportunity to work through real cross-border execution challenges, hear how senior leaders make and defend decisions under regional regulatory ambiguity, and build a high-trust peer network with senior leaders in the field.