Sep 2026
We explore where audit-heavy operating models help, where they fall short, and what mature security leaders are doing to connect compliance activity to real operational readiness, across controls, suppliers, incident response and ownership.
We explore the attack pathways into your organisation and how they may begin with an executive’s personal digital life. Cyber Close Protection, an emerging people-centric approach, helps reduce risk across personal and professional environments. Are you doing enough to protect the people whose compromise could lead to an organisational security incident?
We explore how multi-cloud environments have evolved past human-scale management. As organisations deploy resources across fragmented infrastructures, security teams face a deluge of disconnected alerts, hidden attack paths and compliance gaps. Traditional Cloud Security Posture Management tools identify problems, but they often lack the context to prioritise and fix them.
Government focus on national cyber resilience is driving stronger collaboration across public, private and third sectors, as technology continues to evolve rapidly. SASIG returns to Scotland, bringing industry experts together to discuss newly announced UK cybersecurity Bills and their impact on organisations and individuals. The event will also explore the importance of leadership readiness in responding effectively to cyber incidents and supporting frontline teams under pressure.
We explore how legislation is evolving to deliver more personal Board Accountability. Technology in your organisation is evolving at a faster pace, so how do you manage your control environment to meet the governance requirements you now hold?
Security awareness metrics often measure activity rather than outcomes. We explore how Secure Behaviour Management combines competencies, behavioural insights and phishing intelligence to provide a clearer view of workforce readiness and phishing defence effectiveness.
Monday 5th October 2026
AI investment is growing, but many organisations struggle to turn it into measurable business value. We explore the AI readiness gap and how organisations can equip employees to use AI effectively, responsibly, and at scale to drive greater ROAI.
Wednesday 21st October 2026
AI arrives upstream, through procurement and the business, while security is left downstream to secure and evidence it. How much say does security really have in AI? The honest answer is a human-systems problem, not a technology one - and shadow AI is the proof.
Tuesday 27th October 2026
As organisations deploy AI agents, they reshape the insider risk landscape. This webinar presents global research exploring why 48% of security leaders rank autonomous agents as their primary threat, and how behaviour analytics unlocks the CFO-aligned budgets needed to secure them. Key Takeaway: Traditional security tools miss when autonomous AI agents drift from their intended paths
Friday 20th November 2026
Recordings of our previous webinars can be found in our webinar library.
SASIG Events cannot be held liable for the information contained within our webinars, in-person events and other activities. SASIG provides industry thought leaders with a platform to offer a wide variety of information, advice, and opinion, which SASIG may not necessarily agree or disagree with. Nonetheless, our speakers offer the opportunity to disseminate information and further discussion within our membership and beyond.
