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Time to Respond: What Makes or Breaks a Response Within the First 24 Hours
We step inside the critical first hours of a cyber incident and see how small alerts escalate, decisions compound, and teams falter when misaligned. Learn what a strong, steady response looks like - and the practical habits that help IT, OT, and leaders stay in sync under pressure.
Monday 27th April 2026
AI, AI everywhere - what are your people really doing with AI tools?
We explore how people really use AI at work, where unseen risks form and how smarter human-led governance keeps innovation safe.
Friday 1st May 2026
AI Agents: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
We discover what works, what fails and consider the risks of autonomy. We also examine dangerous anti‑patterns and explore how to secure AI agents before control is lost.
Wednesday 6th May 2026
What’s New in the Cyber Resilience Centre Network?
We explore the recent changes to the UK Cyber Resilience Centre network and what they mean for your organisation. We look at what’s changed, why it matters, and how SMEs and partners can strengthen cyber resilience. We'll also learn about available support and discover how to navigate evolving challenges and opportunities.
Monday 18th May 2026
The Chief’s Brief with Richard Horne CEO of the NCSC
Join us for a most enlightening discussion with Richard, CEO of the NCSC. We’ll dive into his "When, Not If" strategy, making cybersecurity a board-level priority, AI's role, and the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill. Richard's insights and vision promise an unmissable exchange on the future of data privacy and safety.
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