2023 Conference Programme

Businesses must learn to operate in an environment of change - to remain agile and achieve a competitive edge. For businesses to succeed, future proofing is now more important than ever. How do we giv ...

In today's climate, the need for the next generation of cyber professionals to come through as a new wave of talent is as imperative as ever. In this session, you will hear from Amanda Finch, CEO of t ...

As organizations in the critical infrastructure are undergoing digital transformation enabled by AI use cases that powers the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), many are having challenges in scalin ...

Imagine a malicious actor has found a vulnerable entry point into your systems. They’re not yet ready to mount a full-scale attack, but they’re watching and waiting for an opportunity to exploit the w ...

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This session will provide insight into the challenges and hurdles of awareness campaigns:   - Why does the human factor still rank so high? - How does a didactic thread succeed? - How are high partici ...

This session will discuss: o Difference between proactive and reactive cybersecurity o Why your organisation should be proactive (benefits) in your security measures and examples of proactive measures ...

In today’s threat landscape, security leaders must shift their focus to improving their cyber resilience. The ability to anticipate, withstand, recover from, and adapt to the evolving cyber threats wi ...

For years we’ve heard there’s a ‘shortage’ of security and cloud skills in the workforce. But is this really true, or is it just a lack of imagination among recruiters? There’s no doubt that many IT p ...

• How today’s cyber criminals are exploiting weaknesses • How AI and smart systems can scan your systems to find suspicious activity in network traffic • The importance of zero trust and MFA to restri ...

This fireside discussion will explore - whether or not legacy systems are essential to an organisation - the challenges of changing a legacy system for a new one (i.e. costs, data protection, etc) - u ...

Third-party risk management is a team exercise – you can’t just leave it to an IT employee to check for threats, or rely on technology to monitor it for you. Instead, monitoring for third party risks ...