The SASIG

This is a huge subject about which too many of us in the security profession know too little. It needs to be considered with sensitivity and forethought. It is vital for us to extend the conversation...

Whilst IT is data driven, OT is process driven. IT is dynamic, whereas OT systems are engineered for specific, measured, prescribed actions based on content and not context. These two different...

Presenter Bankie Williams will reveal the secret plans, tactics and weapons used by the SAS in the storming of the Iranian Embassy including previously unseen footage, photographs and testimony about...

Organised jointly by SASIG, DCMS, NCSC and Cabinet Office and kindly hosted by The National Archives, this annual event is an opportunity for the public and private sectors to learn from each other,...

By popular demand from our members, we are reintroducing the autumn meeting into the SASIG calendar. This provides the opportunity for us to address a miscellany of security matters without being...

SASIG regularly travels around the UK to bring its meetings to the regions. We recognise that many of our members have neither the budget nor the time (nor, frankly, the inclination) to always travel...

We are indebted to Bank of England for once again hosting the annual Financial Services Sector SASIG Workshop, our fourth in this series. Our prestigious speakers have generously offered their time,...

This activity is designed to explore the decisions that business managers make to protect their organisations from modern-day threats such as hacking and malware attacks. The exercise was initially...

Cyber Security Connect UK is the place for decision makers within the cybersecurity industry to meet with their peers and address today’s most pressing challenges.

The regulators are powerful public bodies, but they have limited guidance about how they should police cybersecurity, nor do they operate under a common code, written or unwritten. This is thrown...