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MCTTP – Munich Cyber Tactics, Techniques and Procedures – takes place 16-18 September 2026 at DIE MACHEREI in Munich. The first day is dedicated to full-day, deep-dive security trainings held in small groups, followed by a two-day conference on 17-18 September. The program runs two tracks: an Offensive Track with technically advanced, practice-related talks on current attack methods and efficient defense ideas, and a Corporate Defense Track covering crisis prevention strategies, negotiations with perpetrators, criminal prosecution, and data protection in the event of a crisis. It is aimed at CISOs, cybersecurity architects and technicians, and creators of future-proof cybersecurity strategies, with international speakers and an evening event on the first conference day.
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Hatch is the premier event for European in-house design teams. With talks and workshops from the top voices in Design in Europe and the world, that help senior design professionals stay market-ready. Apply for an invitation at https://www.hatchconference.com/invite

The September 2026 edition of Hack!Friday turns from code to spray cans: Black, of the ISK crew, shows a slideshow of his favourite pieces and gives a short introduction to graffiti photography. Hack!Friday is the Munich Chaos Computer Club's monthly talk-and-workshop evening, held on the third Friday of the month (occasionally also the first) in the club's Hauptraum, covering broadly defined "hacking" topics. Recent editions have ranged from floating-point arithmetic and perf benchmarking to homology for beginners, crochet, and a piano retrofitted with rainbow LEDs. The talk starts at the club's traditional 19:42 and this session runs to about 21:00; it is held in German. The evening is public — anyone can turn up, with no registration and no membership required.

SAP Inside Track Weinheim (#sitWHM) is a free, one-day community conference that brings together SAP developers, consultants, architects and anyone curious about the SAP ecosystem for technical deep-dives, live demos and honest lessons learned from the field, run by volunteers with no sales pitches. The 2026 edition runs 09:00-18:00 on Saturday 19 September in the Syntax Auditorium in Weinheim an der Bergstraße, with a single track covering local-first development with CAP Node.js, platform engineering on SAP BTP, CAP best practices and AI, bringing SAP AI and Microsoft AI together, a CAP app vs. Integration Suite comparison, GitHub and Cloud Integration, AI-assisted SAP development with MCP, and a closing talk on the long arc of enterprise engineering. Speakers include DJ Adams, Christian Lechner, Daniel Hutzel, Sebastian van Syckel and Morten Wittrock of SAP, Holger Bruchelt of Microsoft, Cedric Heisel of CIT Focus, independent consultant Marian Zeis, and Matthias Steiner of Syntax. Attendance is free and capped at 150 people, with lunch, coffee breaks and drinks covered by sponsors; the venue is wheelchair accessible and offers free on-site parking, five minutes' walk from Weinheim train station. A Friday programme precedes the conference: a hands-on SAP CodeJam on CAP CDS led by DJ Adams (18 September, 9:00-16:00, 25 seats, separate signup) and a casual pre-evening get-together from 19:00 at Woinheimer Brauerei. The event is onsite only - no recordings and no livestream.

MunichTech EXPO 2026 connects startups, investors, corporates, universities, research institutions, and innovation ecosystems from Europe and the Gulf region, with a focus on AI, DeepTech, innovation, digital transformation, and entrepreneurship.

We want to invite you to a hike — but not a normal one. Most longevity content comes in a bottle, a wearable, or a protocol. This is a day where the only equipment is your own physiology, and the mountain runs the test. 📅 When: Sunday, September 20, 9:00 AM 📍 Meeting point: Hauptbahnhof, at the start of the platform of the train to Tegernsee 🚶 Plan: Tegernsee hike with mouth taping, breathwork and