Programme

The CSC Trust Without Borders Summit 2026 – Bogotá, Colombia will bring together government representatives, regulators, policymakers, industry leaders, and business experts to discuss the future of digital trust and identity in Latin America and beyond.

The programme is currently being finalized by the Programme Committee. Building on the success of our previous editions in Tokyo (2024) and Cape Town (2025), the Bogotá Summit will address the region’s priorities while continuing the global conversation on interoperability and trust.

Core Themes

Governance & Policy

Cross-border trust, regulator dialogue, and alignment across Latin America.
Technology & Standards
CSC API, aspirational certification, interoperability with other standards, and regional implementation approaches.
Community, Inclusion & Access
Exploring the societal impact of digital trust, with CSR and community engagement angles tested successfully in South Africa.
Market Advocacy
Building the business case for trust services adoption.
Post-Quantum Readiness
Addressing the challenges and opportunities of PQC for identity and trust ecosystems.

The detailed agenda will be published soon.

In the meantime, you can explore the programmes from our previous Summits:

Programme Overview

13 May 2026 CSC Summit

08:30 AMRegistration and Networking Breakfast
09:00 AMWelcome and Summit Opening
9:30 AMSession 1 
10:45 AMMorning break 
11:15 AMSession 2 
12:30 PMNetworking Lunch
1:30 PMSession 3 
3:00 PMAfternoon Coffee Break
3:30 PMSession 4
4:45 PMClosing Remarks
5:00 PMMaking Connections: Speed Networking
7:30 PMReception

 

14 May 2026 Future-Proofing Digital Signatures and Digital IDs / PKI Forum 

08:30 AMRegistration and Networking Breakfast
09:00 AMFuture-Proofing Digital Signatures and Digital IDs / PKI Forum
10:45 AMMorning break
11:15 AMFuture-Proofing Digital Signatures and Digital IDs / PKI Forum
12:30 PMNetworking Lunch
Ensuring both regional depth and global perspective.
100
Companies and Organizations
20+
Countries across four continents
40%
Representation from Latin America