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We are delighted to have hosted our annual Legal SASIG with Stephenson Harwood this year, focusing on incident response, AI innovation and cybersecurity resilience. We delved into insights and strategies for today’s digital landscape whilst continuing to explore the critical intersections of law, technology, and cybersecurity.
We heard from regulators, lawyers, and policy experts on the dynamic landscape of cyber threats and the legal challenges that arise alongside this ever-changing and developing environment. Our expert speakers and panellists provided further understanding of regulatory frameworks, compliance requirements, and proactive cyber-risk mitigation strategies. We also discussed the regulatory landscape for AI innovation and explore advancements, risks, and measures shaping AI deployment without stifling innovation.
Presentations on the day include:
Welcome and introductions
Martin Smith MBE (info), Chairman and Founder, The SASIG
Jenna Franklin (info), Partner, Cyber, Data and AI, Stephenson Harwood
Opening keynote: Legal challenges of cybersecurity in the modern era
Jenna Franklin (info), Partner, Cyber, Data and AI, Stephenson Harwood
The cybersecurity threat landscape: Human factors in focus
John Scott (info), Lead Security Researcher, CultureAI
Legal sector insights from the 2024 KnowBe4 phishing report
Dr Martin Kraemer (info), Security Awareness Advocate, KnowBe4
Mastering cloud regulatory compliance: Ensuring security across your software development pipeline
Ganesh Pai (info), Co-Founder and CEO, Uptycs
Deepfakes – The legal and ethical challenges
John Whaley (info), Founder, Inception Studio
Panel session: Balancing security and innovation – Risks and rewards in AI-driven cybersecurity
Facilitated by Martin Smith MBE (info), Chairman and Founder, The SASIG
Jenna Franklin (info), Partner, Cyber, Data and AI, Stephenson Harwood
Matthew Goodbun (info), Senior Privacy Consultant, BSI
Trevor Hunt (info), CTO Advisory, Behind Every Cloud
Panel session: Legal considerations in the aftermath: Preparing and engaging with lawyers before and after an incident
Facilitated by Katie Hewson (info), Partner and Head of Data Protection, Stephenson Harwood
Dai Davis, Partner, Percy Crow Davis & Co
Damian Scully (info), Senior Business Development Manager, e2e-assure
Susanne Bitter (info), Head of Regional Strategic Alliances, Cyber Security Forum Initiative
Joanne Elieli, Partner, Stephenson Harwood
We look forward to welcoming you to this event.
All SASIG events operate under the Chatham House Rule and there is no charge to attend. Refreshments and lunch will be kindly provided by our hosts.
Places at this event are limited, so please register early to avoid disappointment. All applications will be reviewed, and a confirmation email with full venue details will be sent to those who are eligible four to six weeks before the event.
