OneLayer at · UBBA 2026

UBBA2026

October 12–15, 2026/Fort Worth, TX

Booth #28 · Fort Worth, TX

Meet us at Booth #28

Stop by to see OneLayer in action all four days of the conference — or grab a dedicated slot with the team.

Also happening this week

Where else you’ll find us

Second Rodeo Brewing, Fort Worth
AnterixDigi

Anterix/Digi Welcome Cocktail Hour

Monday, October 12, 2026 · 6:00 – 8:00 PM CT

Second Rodeo Brewing, 122 E. Exchange Ave. #340, Fort Worth, TX

A casual evening of drinks, bites and good company with Anterix, OneLayer and Digi to kick off UBBA week. Catch up with utility leaders and industry peers, and stop by the leather branding experience to personalize a keepsake to take home.

The Lone Star Roundup
Burns & McDonnell

The Lone Star Roundup with Burns & McDonnell

Tuesday, October 13, 2026 · 6:30 – 9:30 PM CT

Billy Bob's Texas, Fort Worth, TX

Join OneLayer and Burns & McDonnell for an evening at Billy Bob's Texas.

On the agenda

Catch us on stage

Liron Ben-Horin

Wednesday

October 14, 2026

~10:35 AM CT

From Cyber Threats to Regulation: What Utility Leaders Need to Prepare for Next

Liron Ben-Horin, VP Systems Engineering, on what's ahead for utility leaders as cyber threats and regulation both escalate.

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Avishag Daniely
Tim Spyers
Austin Wysor

Thursday

October 15, 2026

10:20 – 10:50 AM CT

When Devices Go Dark: Real Utility Lessons from the Field

As utilities connect more devices, assets, and field operations, keeping devices online and quickly resolving connectivity issues is becoming an increasingly important operational challenge. OneLayer is bringing utilities together at UBBA for a candid peer discussion about real-world challenges, lessons learned, and what teams are doing differently to improve device reliability and troubleshooting.

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Poland Grid Attack webinar — watch the recording
Recorded webinar · 62 min

Watch on demand

Poland Grid Attack: How a Shared APN Took Down a Power Plant

CERT Polska disclosed the first confirmed case of attackers using a private cellular APN to reach into an OT network: a shared APN with no device isolation let them move from a wind-farm substation into an unrelated power plant — plus the segmentation that would have contained it.

Beyond the booth

See it running on a network like yours

Book a demo and we'll walk through device-level visibility, segmentation and Zero Trust policy on a private LTE/5G network — before, during or after the show.