Labshock Features in the Cybersecurity Keynote at Honeywell User Group 50
Mike Holcomb used the platform on stage in Phoenix, in a keynote on where industrial control systems, cybersecurity and AI are heading, at the fiftieth Honeywell User Group.
June 9, 2026 — Labshock appeared in the cybersecurity keynote at the 50th Honeywell User Group conference, held in Phoenix, Arizona.
The keynote was delivered by Mike Holcomb and addressed where control systems, cybersecurity and AI stand today, and what industrial operators should be preparing for. His argument is that most organisations are not ready for what is coming, or for the attacks already happening, and that getting ready need not be complicated.
Labshock is used in the session as a worked demonstration rather than a mention in passing. The relevant segment begins around thirty-two minutes into the recording, and the source link below opens there.
A keynote audience at a vendor user conference is largely operators and engineers rather than security specialists, which is the room where the difference between a described control and a tested one lands hardest.
This is the seventh occasion Holcomb has put the platform in front of an audience, following the DEF CON ICS Village sessions, an OT Cyber Tuesday episode, his free home lab guide, his curated resources list for 2026, the OT.SEC.CON programme, and the Simply Cyber panel mention that first brought Labshock to Daniel Lowrie.
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