Join us online for BreakPoint 2026

What is breakpoint?

BreakPoint 2026 is a four– to five-day, fully online global conference built for the people who actually run resilience programs: business continuity teams, risk analysts, IT recovery staff, crisis managers, cyber responders, and small-to-mid-market leaders who never get the spotlight at traditional events.

BreakPoint 2026 will be hosted entirely through Microsoft Teams.  Each vendor will have their own dedicated channel and all attendees and vendors will have a minimum of 2 weeks of access to the Teams site.

Built for Practitioners

This conference is designed for people who actually plan, respond, recover, and get blamed when things go sideways.
If you work in business continuity, disaster recovery, crisis management, IT resilience, or risk and you want reality, not theory, then you’ll fit right in.

Practical, usable takeaways

Every session is built around real decisions, real failures, and real constraints.
You’ll leave with approaches you can actually apply—without new tools, new headcount, or a six-figure budget.

Worth Your Time

This conference respects that time and money are limited.
Sessions are focused, discussion-driven, and intentionally designed to be worth stepping away from your day job.

No vendor sales pitches

You won’t sit through disguised product demos or “thought leadership” that ends with a pricing slide.
Sessions are practitioner-led, experience-driven, and focused on what works when plans meet pressure.

Honest conversations

Not everything in resilience is settled—and pretending it is doesn’t help anyone.
Expect open discussion, disagreement, lessons learned the hard way, and perspectives you won’t hear at polished conferences.

Fits your budget

Tickets are $300 per attendee.
Discounted $50 tickets are available for students and those currently between roles.

We know professional development budgets aren’t what they used to be. This conference is priced to keep the focus on learning, sharing experience, and building a stronger resilience community, not gatekeeping access.