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.

This year’s report explored online safety and whether people’s behaviours aligned with their concerns. Discover who’s spilling secrets to AI or avoiding security training like it’s trying to sell them a timeshare… We’ll discuss key findings, emerging trends, challenges, and actionable data to help you strengthen your cybersecurity efforts.

Regulatory information is often strewn across multiple bodies and locked up in PDFs, leaving both people and machines struggling to access the required materials. We’ll discuss the key ways regulators could help us achieve our shared goal of effective compliance, and make their rules easier to find, use, and update.

This webinar examined the recent trends in the UK cybersecurity job market, including changes in demand, desired skills, and workforce demographics, according to DSIT’s findings in surveys, interviews, and labour market analysis. We delved into the challenges organisations face in training and recruitment.

In this enlightening webinar, we'll debunk common cybersecurity myths and guide you in developing impactful training. Discover strategies for engaging employees, meeting compliance challenges, and enhancing cybersecurity behaviour, as well as a platform that leverages machine learning for personalised, continuous training.

The threat landscape is constantly changing. Join us to examine the latest developments, trends, and takedowns, and how these impact the broader ransomware ecosystem. We also will delve into managed detection response to compare incident outcomes when MDR has been implemented versus when it hasn’t.