As cyber threats evolve and regulations tighten, security leaders must move from detection to real-time risk management. This session explored how the Risk Operations Center (ROC) enables proactive, automated, and data-driven risk reduction—transforming reactive defense into measurable resilience.

Disordered discourse threatens democracy by distorting truth and capturing institutions. This webinar explored how false narratives evolve, spread, and become entrenched - and what we can do to stop them. Can we restore democratic accountability in a world where facts no longer speak for themselves?

In this webinar we discovered how attackers exploit identity-based vulnerabilities to access sensitive data and bypass modern controls. We learnt how blurred lines between corporate and personal spaces enable threats and gain strategies to protect your organisation and users from these evolving attacks.

Modern Security Operations Centres are overwhelmed by alerts, tool sprawl, and evolving threats. We explored why legacy approaches no longer work and how AI and full data context can help your security teams detect smarter, respond faster, and finally regain control.

The UK cyber policy landscape is entering its most active phase in years with new legislation, strengthened codes, and assurance requirements set to reshape governance and resilience across every sector.

As cyber-attacks escalate, so do their costs. Drawing on 1,000+ incident response cases, Arctic Wolf revealed key factors, costs, and insurer-style risk views, equipping finance, business, and technical leaders with actionable steps to measure and reduce breach-related financial risk.

You may have seen Fergus on BBC, Sky News, or NBC Euronews talking about industry events, but we invited him to the SASIG stage to talk about his own career and his innovative enterprise dedicated to identifying and nurturing ethical hackers.

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?