If you're not 100% confident your cloud can recover, you're 100% at risk. The AI enterprise runs on the cloud, and that infrastructure has to be resilient enough to power what's next, not just survive what happens. Join cloud, security, and platform leaders to see how Rubrik's next wave of cloud resilience delivers provable recovery for the code, data, and applications powering your AI.

AI has moved from pilot to production, and it's running on your cloud. Yet the patchwork protecting it, native services, built-in availability features, and point solutions, leaves you vulnerable. The old playbook, built for uptime and prevention, was never made for a world where you have to recover from regional outages, ransomware, even rogue AI itself. At the Cloud Resilience Summit, see how Rubrik unifies protection and recovery in one motion across the code, data, and applications powering your AI, bringing them back clean, at machine speed, with proof of recovery you can stand behind.

Get a front-row seat with industry leaders and Rubrik product experts charting the new rules for AI transformation, and what provable recovery means when your business runs AI on the cloud.

Go deep with product experts and peers who've lived through real recovery scenarios, and walk away with a clear strategy to build resilience for your interconnected stack of code, data, and applications powering your AI.

See new product announcements across Rubrik's cloud resilience platform, from cyber-resilient DevOps protection to protection for your massive-scale AI/Data foundations.

1 software supply-chain attack every ~3 days

+37% cloud-conscious intrusions in 2025

$300K+ per hour what 93% of enterprises say app downtime costs.
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Cloud Platform Engineering
You keep the cloud running, and lately that means holding together a patchwork of native services and point tools with no clean way to know what you could actually recover. When something breaks, an outage, a bad deploy, or an attack, you're the one on the hook. Learn how to see exactly what's protected in one unified view, give app teams self-service protection, and recover the code, data, and apps your AI depends on through a single platform. |
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Head of Cloud and IT Leaders
You answer for uptime and recovery across every account, subscription, and cloud, yet proving what's actually protected still depends on who you ask, and recovery stays theoretical until the day you need it. Learn how to get one control plane across your entire cloud, set and meet defined RTOs, and walk into any board review with auditable proof of recovery.
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Security Leaders and Practitioners
AI is testing the limits of your cloud infrastructure and has collapsed the attack timeline to seconds, with your backups the first target. You can't prevent every compromise, so what matters is how fast and how cleanly you come back. Learn how to see the full blast radius, keep your recovery path off the attack surface you're defending, and recover to a clean, known-good state at machine speed. |
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Line of Business and Risk Leaders
When a critical application goes down, the question isn't technical, it's how fast the business comes back and whether you can prove it, with revenue, customer commitments, and compliance all on the line. Learn how to make recovery of your minimum viable business provable and testable, protect the revenue that depends on it, and produce the audit-ready evidence your board and regulators expect. |
In June, Forward laid out the vision. In the months since, the threat caught up to it: a frontier model chained vulnerabilities, stole credentials, and moved through real infrastructure on its own, with no human directing it. The perimeter ... See more
In June, Forward laid out the vision. In the months since, the threat caught up to it: a frontier model chained vulnerabilities, stole credentials, and moved through real infrastructure on its own, with no human directing it. The perimeter ... See more
In June, Forward laid out the vision. In the months since, the threat caught up to it: a frontier model chained vulnerabilities, stole credentials, and moved through real infrastructure on its own, with no human directing it. The perimeter ... See more
Most attacks now start with a valid login. Nation state crews and AI powered tooling have made it cheaper to walk in through the front door than to break anything. The harder problem is ownership. Enterprise identity is layered over systems... See more
Most attacks now start with a valid login. Nation state crews and AI powered tooling have made it cheaper to walk in through the front door than to break anything. The harder problem is ownership. Enterprise identity is layered over systems... See more
Claude Code and Cowork are already running across your engineering and business teams, writing and executing code, pulling from Salesforce, sending email, and acting at a speed no human reviewer can keep up with. The productivity is real, a... See more
Claude Code and Cowork are already running across your engineering and business teams, writing and executing code, pulling from Salesforce, sending email, and acting at a speed no human reviewer can keep up with. The productivity is real, a... See more
Most attacks now start with a valid login. Nation state crews and AI powered tooling have made it cheaper to walk in through the front door than to break anything. The harder problem is ownership. Enterprise identity is layered over systems... See more
Claude Code and Cowork are already running across your engineering and business teams, writing and executing code, pulling from Salesforce, sending email, and acting at a speed no human reviewer can keep up with. The productivity is real, a... See more
Frontier models now discover and chain vulnerabilities on their own, following a low severity bug across services until it becomes a full account takeover. Traditional scanners bury those paths under thousands of unranked findings, and a... See more
Frontier models now discover and chain vulnerabilities on their own, following a low severity bug across services until it becomes a full account takeover. Traditional scanners bury those paths under thousands of unranked findings, and a... See more
Every identity recovery starts with the same three questions. Which day do you go back to, who has the authority to make that call, and how do you know the copy you picked is clean? None of them have obvious answers, and they change depe... See more
Frontier models now discover and chain vulnerabilities on their own, following a low severity bug across services until it becomes a full account takeover. Traditional scanners bury those paths under thousands of unranked findings, and a... See more
Every identity recovery starts with the same three questions. Which day do you go back to, who has the authority to make that call, and how do you know the copy you picked is clean? None of them have obvious answers, and they change dependi... See more
Every identity recovery starts with the same three questions. Which day do you go back to, who has the authority to make that call, and how do you know the copy you picked is clean? None of them have obvious answers, and they change depe... See more
Identity has become the way in. It is also what every other system depends on, so an identity attack is never contained to identity. Everything downstream waits.The industry has spent years on keeping attackers out of the directory. Much le... See more
Your SOC, IT operations, and compliance teams are building agents that need Rubrik in the moment: protection posture, anomaly status, a clean recovery point mid-incident. Getting there today is the hard part. It means jumping into dashbo... See more
Your SOC, IT operations, and compliance teams are building agents that need Rubrik in the moment: protection posture, anomaly status, a clean recovery point mid-incident. Getting there today is the hard part. It means jumping into dashboard... See more
Your SOC, IT operations, and compliance teams are building agents that need Rubrik in the moment: protection posture, anomaly status, a clean recovery point mid-incident. Getting there today is the hard part. It means jumping into dashbo... See more
Identity has become the way in. It is also what every other system depends on, so an identity attack is never contained to identity. Everything downstream waits.The industry has spent years on keeping attackers out of the directory. Much le... See more
Identity has become the way in. It is also what every other system depends on, so an identity attack is never contained to identity. Everything downstream waits.The industry has spent years on keeping attackers out of the directory. Much le... See more
Greatness isn't built in calm weather—it’s forged under pressure. Join NFL Hall-of-Famer Joe Montana, known as "Joe Cool" for his composure in the clutch, and James Purvis, RVP of Identity GTM at Rubrik, for a high-impact fireside chat o... See more
Greatness isn't built in calm weather—it’s forged under pressure. Join NFL Hall-of-Famer Joe Montana, known as "Joe Cool" for his composure in the clutch, and James Purvis, RVP of Identity GTM at Rubrik, for a high-impact fireside chat o... See more
Greatness isn't built in calm weather—it’s forged under pressure. Join NFL Hall-of-Famer Joe Montana, known as "Joe Cool" for his composure in the clutch, and James Purvis, RVP of Identity GTM at Rubrik, for a high-impact fireside chat o... See more
In June, Forward laid out the vision. In the months since, the threat caught up to it: a frontier model chained vulnerabilities, stole credentials, and moved through real infrastructure on its own, with no human directing it. The perimeter ... See more
Most attacks now start with a valid login. Nation state crews and AI powered tooling have made it cheaper to walk in through the front door than to break anything. The harder problem is ownership. Enterprise identity is layered over systems... See more
Every identity recovery starts with the same three questions. Which day do you go back to, who has the authority to make that call, and how do you know the copy you picked is clean? None of them have obvious answers, and they change depe... See more
Frontier models now discover and chain vulnerabilities on their own, following a low severity bug across services until it becomes a full account takeover. Traditional scanners bury those paths under thousands of unranked findings, and a... See more
Identity has become the way in. It is also what every other system depends on, so an identity attack is never contained to identity. Everything downstream waits.The industry has spent years on keeping attackers out of the directory. Much... See more
Your SOC, IT operations, and compliance teams are building agents that need Rubrik in the moment: protection posture, anomaly status, a clean recovery point mid-incident. Getting there today is the hard part. It means jumping into dashbo... See more
In June, Forward laid out the vision. In the months since, the threat caught up to it: a frontier model chained vulnerabilities, stole credentials, and moved through real infrastructure on its own, with no human directing it. The perimeter ... See more
Greatness isn't built in calm weather—it’s forged under pressure. Join NFL Hall-of-Famer Joe Montana, known as "Joe Cool" for his composure in the clutch, and James Purvis, RVP of Identity GTM at Rubrik, for a high-impact fireside chat o... See more
Most attacks now start with a valid login. Nation state crews and AI powered tooling have made it cheaper to walk in through the front door than to break anything. The harder problem is ownership. Enterprise identity is layered over systems... See more
Claude Code and Cowork are already running across your engineering and business teams, writing and executing code, pulling from Salesforce, sending email, and acting at a speed no human reviewer can keep up with. The productivity is real... See more
Frontier models now discover and chain vulnerabilities on their own, following a low severity bug across services until it becomes a full account takeover. Traditional scanners bury those paths under thousands of unranked findings, and a... See more
Every identity recovery starts with the same three questions. Which day do you go back to, who has the authority to make that call, and how do you know the copy you picked is clean? None of them have obvious answers, and they change depe... See more
Identity has become the way in. It is also what every other system depends on, so an identity attack is never contained to identity. Everything downstream waits.The industry has spent years on keeping attackers out of the directory. Much le... See more
Your SOC, IT operations, and compliance teams are building agents that need Rubrik in the moment: protection posture, anomaly status, a clean recovery point mid-incident. Getting there today is the hard part. It means jumping into dashbo... See more
Greatness isn't built in calm weather—it’s forged under pressure. Join NFL Hall-of-Famer Joe Montana, known as "Joe Cool" for his composure in the clutch, and James Purvis, RVP of Identity GTM at Rubrik, for a high-impact fireside chat o... See more
Widely considered the best NFL quarterback of all time, Joe Montana personifies leadership, integrity, and performance under pressure. Known as "Joe Cool", the four-time Super Bowl champion, two-time NFL MVP, and Hall of Famer shares his principles of preparation and teamwork with audiences as a keynote speaker.


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November 10, 2026, virtual, with regional broadcasts across NAM, EMEA, APAC and India.
APAC: November 10th at 10AM SGT
Australia: November 10th at 1PM AEDT
EMEA: November 10th at 10AM CET
India: November 10th at 2:30PM IST
North America: November 10th at 10AM PT // 1PM ET
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