Boardroom, Metrics & Measurements | SASIG
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Thursday 22 October 2026, 9.30am – 4pm

London

As legislative requirements of board members deliver greater personal accountability, cybersecurity leaders need to move beyond technical reporting to provide senior executives with more meaningful insight into business impact.

Join us at this event where cyber leaders and change experts explore how to translate cyber activity into board-level insight that supports governance, accountability and leads to better business decisions. The CISO’s role is shifting; previous “traditional” metrics will not withstand scrutiny or deliver the required risk outcomes, especially where national and internation policies require more board oversight, understanding of technical complexity, associated risk and the possible requirement for change programmes to ensure the organisation can deliver for all stakeholders.


All SASIG events operate under the Chatham House Rule and there is no charge to attend. All applications will be reviewed, and a confirmation email with full venue details will be sent to those who are eligible shortly before the event.

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