We explore advanced Human Risk Management strategies to address cybersecurity risks from human error and poor practices.
Tuesday 10th February 2026
Feb 2026
Threat intelligence transforms security from reactive to proactive, providing deep insights into cybercriminal motives, tactics and emerging threats. We’ll explore effective methods to track, prioritise and mitigate risks, while exploring ways to make intelligence services accessible to organisations of all sizes. We finish with drinks and networking, to further collaborate and share insights.
While cybersecurity awareness and Human Risk Management (HRM) both work to reduce risks from human error, HRM goes beyond basic training. It leverages behaviour analytics, targeted interventions and continuous monitoring to address vulnerabilities. We explore advanced strategies that can enhance traditional methods for managing data security risks caused by human error and poor housekeeping.
Further details to be announced.

We explore advanced Human Risk Management strategies to address cybersecurity risks from human error and poor practices.
Tuesday 10th February 2026
We are excited to host our first event in Glasgow during Cyber Scotland Week. Scotland’s vibrant cybersecurity community brings together industry, academia and government through collaboration, innovation and shared expertise. Join us to explore preparedness against future challenges, strengthen partnerships and connect with peers across Scotland’s dynamic and collaborative cybersecurity ecosystem.
Tuesday 24th February 2026
Further details will be announced soon.
Thursday 19th March 2026
CISOs and vendors must bridge the gap to foster trust, collaboration and effective partnerships. This enlightening day explores what really drives CISOs’ purchasing decisions, how they handle “buyer fatigue” amidst relentless marketing and how vendors can foster meaningful, lasting relationships. Excitingly, we’ll finish with a guided tour of the BFBS studios, with lunch and refreshments also provided.
Tuesday 24th March 2026
Recordings of our previous webinars can be found in our webinar library.
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