
What makes Paris Cyber Summit unique ?
Paris Cyber Summit (PCS) is a high-level, invitation-only forum bringing together senior leaders from governments, national security communities, regulators, and industry across Europe and the United States.
PCS is not a trade show, not a vendor conference, and not a lobbying platform. It is a neutral, off-the-record space where decision-makers can speak candidly, understand each other’s constraints, and explore new paths for cooperation in the digital age.



PCS 2026 - The Transatlantic Reset
The 2026 edition of PCS will focus on “The Transatlantic Reset”: how Europe and the United States can rebuild a shared digital agenda after years of regulatory tensions, geopolitical shocks and technological disruption ?
Over two days in Paris, participants will work through key questions on cyber defence, AI governance, cloud sovereignty, critical infrastructure, and economic security.


Who is in the room?
PCS convenes a carefully balanced group of leaders, including:
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Ministers and State Secretaries
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Members of Parliament and Congress staff
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National cyber and security agencies
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Supervisory and regulatory authorities
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CEOs, CISOs and strategists from critical sectors
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Leaders from cloud, cyber, AI and infrastructure companies
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Think tanks and academic experts
Attendance restricted to preserve the quality and trust of the discussions.
Why PCS matters now?
The transatlantic digital relationship is under pressure:
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diverging approaches to regulation,
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rising geopolitical tensions,
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strategic dependence on global cloud and AI providers,
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growing cyber threats on critical infrastructure.
Institutions alone cannot absorb this complexity. PCS provides the missing space where political, strategic, technical and economic perspectives can be confronted honestly, and turned into workable solutions.






