Thursday 19 November 2026, 9.30am – 4pm

Manchester

We are delighted to return to Manchester for the second of our events in the North of England this year. Designed to engage, inspire and inform, this event brings together the regional security community to explore the most pressing cybersecurity challenges and opportunities facing organisations today.

From cloud and identity security to resilience, supply chain risk and operational readiness, the agenda will span a broad spectrum of cyber topics that matter to practitioners right now. Through a carefully curated programme of expert-led presentations, dynamic panel discussions and peer-led conversations, we will examine how organisations are adapting to an increasingly complex threat landscape while balancing innovation, regulation and business priorities.

As cyber risk continues to evolve at both a regional and global level, we’ll spotlight practical lessons, emerging best practice, and the strategic decisions security leaders are making to protect their organisations and enable growth. Expect honest discussion, real-world insight and opportunities to learn from others facing similar challenges.

Further information and the agenda will be available mid-September. Stay ahead of the curve and don’t miss this essential opportunity to gain the knowledge needed to navigate the exciting convergence of innovation and security.

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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