We produce and read measurements every day, but how reliable is the underlying data? Biased collection methods can lead to false conclusions, so it’s vital we recognise bias and address it wherever possible. We look deeper into this common error and how it impacts security awareness programmes.

Most cyberattacks still start with or involve email, so stopping threats at this stage can strengthen your entire security strategy. Learn about the latest attack techniques and how developing an advanced strategy for emails can empower you to adapt to evolving threats, reduce costs, and respond sooner.

Security awareness and training has been stagnant for too long. Mercifully, transformational security teams are realising the old ways of approaching the human element aren’t working. We uncover and discuss how to truly manage human cyber risk at work, and share takeaway tips, tricks and pitfalls.

Data’s enormous commerce potential puts it at significant risk of abuse. Join us as we consider the governance that directs our organisations and risk alignments, and what influences that governance. Is it regulations, the industry, ethics, or culture? Plus, how can we ensure the board understand the risks, too? This is the first of two parts. You can register for the second session at www.thesasig.com/calendar/event/22-07-01-risk

Misconfigured APIs, over-exposed sensitive data, and shadow admins are just some of the SaaS security challenges organisations face today. Join us as we will take a deep dive into some of the most common attack scenarios and cover steps you can take to secure your SaaS and IaaS environments.

The need for good awareness is clearly greater than ever, yet other efforts are often prioritised at the expense of awareness programmes. The key to changing this is to provide proper metrics. Discover the different categories of metrics, which are most useful, and how to use them to prove you deserve more.

We explore nudge theory in all directions – the history, the inspiration, the application and some real results from different businesses. We’ve all had to become more creative in what we do and how we do it (thanks, Covid), so how is nudge theory helping deliver strong and sustainable results in security awareness programmes?

We explore the crucial cyber threat developments shaping the UK’s regulatory landscape, key lessons in enhancing cyber resilience with intelligence-led security testing schemes, how Covid forced SOCs into non-compliance, and thoughts for the future of operating secure environments.