Barcelona Cybersecurity Congress 2026 · Spain · 2026
Planned printable networking identity artifact
Barcelona Cybersecurity Congress 2026's official app page says that, with the event digital badge, visitors can print a Networking Badge to facilitate connections with fellow attendees. It names the registration desk and the Hall 2.1 info point as print locations. This record captures that planned printable networking artifact without assuming its physical medium, design, personal-data fields, access rights, or relationship to the separate digital venue-access badge.
People
The official congress app page publishes the reviewed Networking Badge print-path statement. This is not a claim of printed-artifact design, printer operation, personal-data processing, or image-reuse authority.
SourceIt makes a clearly documented current networking artifact discoverable while keeping the form appropriately narrow. The organizer distinguishes an app-held access badge from a printable networking badge; representing them separately prevents a claim about a print location from turning into an invented electronic credential or universal attendee entitlement.
The source says visitors can print a Networking Badge, establishing an intended printable form but not its medium or construction. It does not identify paper, plastic, card stock, lanyard, size, layout, name fields, QR code, barcode, RFID/NFC, electronics, circuit board, battery, connector, artwork, printer model, production quantity, or a final printed variant.
The official page places the Networking Badge behind the digital-badge/app pathway and describes in-app networking chat and meeting coordination. It does not state what data is printed, whether attendees opt in, what consent or visibility controls exist, how the print request is authenticated, whether printing is one-time or repeatable, whether the badge can be updated or revoked, or how networking/contact data is stored, shared, retained, deleted, or secured.
The planned November 3-5 Barcelona congress presents itself as a cybersecurity event with a Hacking Village for practical workshops, labs, competitions, and CTF-style activities. The app page says the digital badge is the venue-access key and the Networking Badge can be printed at registration or the Hall 2.1 info point. The reviewed sources do not say the printable artifact grants access, is mandatory, participates in a challenge, is distributed to every attendee, or has already been printed.
Lifecycle
The official page names the registration desk and the info point in Hall 2.1 as the places to print the Networking Badge.
SourceThe official app page says visitors can print a Networking Badge with their digital badge to facilitate connections with fellow attendees.
SourceOperational history
The planned Spanish record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying app-store art, event graphics, page images, screenshots, social-media media, placeholders, or generated approximations.
The catalogue records a concrete proposed print path without presenting conflicting event-app copy as a universal attendee benefit, an issued physical artifact, or a verified onsite workflow.
The dossier does not turn a networking purpose into a claim about badge technology, identity verification, data handling, contact exchange, physical construction, or permission to access the venue.