Registration has now closed for this event. As we consider our digital resilience, we often overlook the critical role of people, but people remain at the heart of our processes – even when automated! Join us as we develop our understanding of insider threats and explore ways to both manage and protect our people and data. Because managing risks effectively can be the difference between surviving an incident and being buried by it.

Tuesday 8th July 2025

How do we deal with the constant deluge of both vulnerabilities and patches? Join us to explore how cyber risk quantification and threat intelligence can help you break free from reactive firefighting and move towards a healthier, more proactive risk posture.

Friday 11th July 2025

Join prominent thought leaders as they lay aside their commercial rivalries for a friendly discussion about behaviour change and risk reduction. We’ll look at where traditional ‘awareness’ came from, whether human risk management is just a rebrand, where the industry is headed, and what it means for us all.

Monday 14th July 2025

Cyber adversaries are increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence to launch sophisticated, high-speed attacks. To defend against them, we need to harness AI ourselves. Join us to examine real-world threats and get practical advice on embedding AI into your daily security operations.

Wednesday 16th July 2025

What does today’s cybercrime ecosystem look like – and how are UK organisations being targeted? Explore key threats like infostealers and ransomware, insights into an evolving underground economy, and proactive steps for mitigating your exposure.

Thursday 17th July 2025

Over the past few years, Ukraine has taught us a huge amount about national resilience. But can it continue to stand up to Russia? How does Europe – including the UK – realign its security strategy with questions hanging over the US? And what are the implications for our online security?

Thursday 24th July 2025

SASIG will once again take to the stage for ICE’s Global Cyber Summit 2025 to discuss the importance of sharing information on threats and incidents, and how to promote interdisciplinary teams within organisations and across sectors to improve preparedness. We’ll also explore how to adopt new technologies safely, bridge the ever-widening skills gap, and develop the frameworks to adapt to evolving demands.

Tuesday 30th September 2025