Tuesday 13 January 2026, 9.30am – 3.30pm (GMT)

In person – London

Data has quickly become both the most valuable and most vulnerable asset in today’s digital economy. Organisations are increasingly reliant on the data they have collected, and are susceptible to the impacts of data theft, data manipulation, and data poisoning. Our rapid adoption of AI, including the data-hungry LLMs underpinning the generative phase, further underscores the criticality of data integrity.

Data management is not solely about resilience and security; it is also about application. Our ability to exploit data effectively defines success or failure. We hold data closely as a competitive enabler, but the greater challenge lies in enabling data sharing to improve our capacity for self-defence.

Cybersecurity is often described as a team effort, yet true collaboration requires the courage to share and the innovative processes to support it.