On 25–26 November 2026, the AGH Faculty of Computer Science will once again become a meeting place for everyone looking to deepen their understanding of cybersecurity, put their skills to the test and get an inside look at the industry. AGH Cyber Kampus 2026 means two days of knowledge, challenges, meetings with experts and conversations about careers in cybersecurity.
Last year’s edition brought together more than 400 participants from across Poland. This year, we are returning with the proven two-day format, combining hands-on challenges, expert knowledge and direct interaction with companies representing different areas of technology and business.
25 November – CTF: Put Your Skills to the Test
The first day of AGH Cyber Kampus will be dedicated to the Capture The Flag (CTF) competition prepared by the Zero Day Student Research Group. Instead of answering test questions, participants will individually tackle practical cybersecurity challenges – analysing problems, searching for vulnerabilities, finding ways to bypass security measures and capturing hidden “flags”.
The challenges will put both technical knowledge and the ability to think logically, find unconventional solutions and work under time pressure to the test. You do not need to be an expert or have multiple CTFs under your belt – the competition is also an opportunity for those who are still developing their skills and want to experience cybersecurity in action for the first time.
It is a space to experiment, make mistakes and learn from them in a safe, controlled environment. For more experienced participants, it is an opportunity to compete, test their skills and fight for a place among the best. As every year, participants can also look forward to attractive prizes provided by our partners: KGHM, Honeywell Aerospace and Artixen.
26 November – Conference and Industry Networking
Cybersecurity is no longer the exclusive domain of technology companies. Today, it affects virtually every industry – from banking and financial services to manufacturing, infrastructure, energy and cloud environments. As more processes become digital, both the number of potential threats and the demand for professionals capable of addressing them continue to grow.
On the second day of AGH Cyber Kampus, we will look at cybersecurity from a variety of perspectives. Topics will include data and IT infrastructure protection, industrial and OT security, threat monitoring and incident response, security in large organisations, and the impact of emerging technologies on today’s cybersecurity landscape.
Experts representing Euroclear, IBM, Energy Logserver, Honeywell, Alfa Laval, Alef Distribution, Accenture, Hitachi and Alior Bank will share their knowledge and experience.
But the conference is about more than presentations. The partner zone will offer an opportunity to talk directly with experts and company representatives, ask about the technologies they work with, find out what a career in cybersecurity actually looks like and explore professional opportunities – from your first internship or job to the next step in your career.
And between presentations and conversations, there will also be a chance to grab something tasty – courtesy of our Networking Zone Partners: Good Lood, Go On and SFD.
The detailed agenda and registration information will be announced soon.
Save the date: 25–26 November 2026!
📍 AGH Faculty of Computer Science, Krakow
📅 25 November – CTF
📅 26 November – conference and networking
AGH Cyber Kampus is organised by the AGH Faculty of Computer Science, Polish Cybersecurity Cluster #CyberMadeInPoland, Zero Day Student Research Group and Try IT Foundation.
Event Partners: Google, IBM, Accenture, ESET, KGHM, Alior Bank, Hitachi, Honeywell Aerospace, Just Join IT, The Protocol IT, Euroclear, iSpot Apple Premium Education Partner, Alef Distribution, Rublon, Xopero, AVSystem, Energy Logserver, Alfa Laval, Artixen, Good Lood, SFD, Go On
Media Partners: Just Join IT and The Protocol IT