For International Women's Day, we’re sharing insights on breaking barriers, fostering inclusive workplaces, and advocacy for career progression. We’ll share how diverse leadership will help us build a more resilient industry, as well as practical advice for both aspiring and established leaders.

The rush to adopt new technologies can often mean organisations overlook the risks they carry. So how do those of us responsible for resilience raise concerns without being dismissed? Join us as we explore how to effectively influence the risk-benefit discussion when onboarding the latest innovations.

2024 was a landmark year for SASIG, with record events, a growing membership, and impactful summits. In 2025, we’ll push boundaries with fresh initiatives like the Cyber Series and enhanced programmes. We’re committed to serving you, our members, and helping you build resilience in a turbulent and dangerous world. Join us as we outline our exciting plans for the year ahead!

The definition of CNI is changing, but why? And what can we do about it? Join us to discuss which organisations should be classed as CNI, the ever-expanding role of the MSSP community in securing cyberspace – as well as when, why, and critically how, the UK Government should become involved.

With an ongoing challenge to find candidates with both technical expertise and the creative mindset needed to drive innovation, work experience provides a powerful solution to the talent gap. Discover the benefits and how you can get started to deliver virtual or in-person opportunities.

What is a ‘strong security culture’? Does ‘security culture’ even really exist? An organisation’s views on security can certainly drive (or prevent) culture change. Watch now as we explored areas where we as security teams can influence and improve our culture, with simple but effective tips for a positive impact.

Explore how learning theories and the principles of memory and cognitive load can help us rethink how we approach training. By understanding how people learn and how our brains process and store information, we can unpack the shortcomings of traditional methods and bridge the learning gap.

Watch now for an informal armchair discussion as we looked back on the myriad of discussions we've held online and in person over the last year. We also looked ahead to the promises and challenges that lie ahead for the cybersecurity industry in 2025, and revealed some of our plans for the coming year, too.