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By popular demand from our members, we are reintroducing the Spring meeting into the SASIG calendar. This provides the opportunity for us to address a miscellany of security matters without being limited to a specific theme. It also allows us to showcase to a larger audience the most popular presentations from our other SASIG events over the past few months.

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This activity is designed to explore the decisions that business managers make to protect their organisations from modern-day threats such as hacking and malware attacks. The exercise was initially funded by the National Cyber Security Centre and developed by Lancaster University. It has been further developed by MPS to accurately represent current threats.

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The CISO is a relatively novel role. In response to the global increase in the size and impact of data breaches and the sophistication of threat actors, it has evolved quickly and variously over the past few years from a relatively narrow focus of IT security administration to high-level risk management. Around it has emerged a fledgling and still-immature education structure and career path for the cybersecurity professional...

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Our annual gala dinner in aid of the NSPCC's Childline. This black tie event is invite only.

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Launching our new networking series 'An evening with', we are privileged that Paul Berriff OBE, will join us to give us a first-hand account of his life behind the camera, including a host of unique images and videos. There will also be a display of some of his most notable works.

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In this fifth meeting, we will continue to explore the special challenges that the legal sector faces in protecting its clients’ invaluable private information. We will also address topics that are important to interface between the lawyers and cybersecurity professionals, drawing on the expertise of both to enhance knowledge and understanding of some of the most thought-provoking aspects of our work today.

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We will consider the development and growth of artificial intelligence (AI) as demonstrated by machines. Devices increasingly perceive their environment and take actions that maximise their chance of successfully achieving their goals.

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This is a pre-event networking evening aimed at CISOs and their equivalents in the lead up to Cyber Security Connect UK ("SASIG Monaco").

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Even the most ardent technologists are finally agreeing a technical cybersecurity strategy will not on its own solve our problems. An increasing body of research indicates that many of these security measures are not effective because they are either ignored, bypassed or incorrectly implemented.

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This is a huge subject about which too many of us in the security profession know too little. It needs to be considered with sensitivity and forethought. It is vital for us to extend the conversation from just those with diverse backgrounds to include the mainstream security professionals perhaps less aware of, and less motivated to consider, the topic.

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Whilst IT is data driven, OT is process driven. IT is dynamic, whereas OT systems are engineered for specific, measured, prescribed actions based on content and not context. These two different worlds have evolved for different purposes

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Presenter Bankie Williams will reveal the secret plans, tactics and weapons used by the SAS in the storming of the Iranian Embassy including previously unseen footage, photographs and testimony about what really happened out of sight of the prying cameras. It will also explain why ‘Operation Nimrod’ was very nearly a complete disaster.

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Organised jointly by SASIG, DCMS, NCSC and Cabinet Office and kindly hosted by The National Archives, this annual event is an opportunity for the public and private sectors to learn from each other, to share ideas and opportunities and to showcase a number of successful cybersecurity initiatives that have positively influenced staff awareness and behaviour.

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By popular demand from our members, we are reintroducing the autumn meeting into the SASIG calendar. This provides the opportunity for us to address a miscellany of security matters without being limited to a specific theme.

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SASIG regularly travels around the UK to bring its meetings to the regions. We recognise that many of our members have neither the budget nor the time (nor, frankly, the inclination) to always travel to the London metropolis. So, we are indebted to Clarke Willmott Solicitors whose generosity has allowed us to arrange this second important meeting in Bristol.

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We are indebted to Bank of England for once again hosting the annual Financial Services Sector SASIG Workshop, our fourth in this series. Our prestigious speakers have generously offered their time, wisdom and experience on a range of topics. In addition to the professional discussions, there is of course the networking side of all SASIG meetings that is both precious and impossible to measure.

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This activity is designed to explore the decisions that business managers make to protect their organisations from modern-day threats such as hacking and malware attacks. The exercise was initially funded by the National Cyber Security Centre and developed by Lancaster University. It has been further developed by MPS to accurately represent current threats.

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Cyber Security Connect UK is the place for decision makers within the cybersecurity industry to meet with their peers and address today’s most pressing challenges.

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We are delighted to be organising this important meeting in conjunction with CIPS, the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply, in response to the growing focus on third-party management and supply chain security.

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In the true SASIG tradition and against the sumptuous backdrop of one of the finest private clubs in London, we will gather to enjoy good company, good food, fine wine and excellent networking, all strictly under the Chatham House Rule. A traditional turkey roast with all the trimmings and pudding will be served. Formal proceedings will end at 3pm, after which those who wish may retire to the Churchill Bar for further conversations.   We will, as usual, be making a collection in aid of SASIG’s preferred charity, the NSPCC’s Childline. I’m confident that diners will wish to contribute to this well-deserving cause during the lunch.

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The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has partnered with UCL’s Research Institute in Science of Cyber Security (RISCS) and The Security Awareness Special Interest Group (SASIG) on a major research project designed to better support board decision-making on cyber security investment.

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Kindly hosted by the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) at New Scotland Yard, this first meeting of our new Charities Sector workstream results from approaches by many SASIG members responsible for security within charitable organisations. In addition to presentations and panel discussions in the morning, the afternoon will see the third re-run of the Metropolitan Police Service's unique “Decisions and Disruptions” table top exercise.

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We all learn from the constant stream of small setbacks and successes that are our daily lives at home and at work. No great success was ever achieved without failure. Whether we like it or not, failure is a necessary stepping stone to success. Unfortunately, in the cyber world failure tends to be very public and success is hidden from sight. And while failure in our world isn’t always fatal to our business, failure to learn and failure to change might very well be.

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This popular workstream began in response to demand from our members to focus on the interrelating roles of the security and HR functions in implementing effective security and confronting the Insider Threat. Underpinning these discussions is the basic question - what are the cornerstones for a good (better) relationship between the security and HR functions?

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Calculating a conventional return on security investment (ROI) has always been challenging. Much can be learned from other business sectors; in aviation, the analysis of ROI and annualised loss expectancy (ALE) are routinely required to justify whether a particular security investment is worthwhile.

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Table top exercises are always popular with SASIG members. The Kaspersky Interactive Protection Simulation (KIPS) exercise places business decision makers and cyber security specialists into a simulated business environment to face a series of unexpected cyber threats. Changing perceptions about cybersecurity can successfully lower the number of cyber-incidents and reduce associated financial losses, with an impact which lasts well into the longer-term.

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This inaugural SASIG meeting for the Scandinavian region will be kindly hosted by TDC Group at their Copenhagen headquarters. The Security Awareness Special Interest Group (SASIG Events) is delighted to be organising SASIG Scandinavia in conjunction with TDC.

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SASIG Gateway is our new forum for the junior information security community. Gateway's focus is to assist the next generation of bright, professional and diverse security leaders.

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Cyber insurance has emerged and evolved rapidly over the past few years as a way for organisations to protect themselves against the adverse impacts to their reputation, assets and operations caused by cyber-attacks. Yet surveys show that many organisations still have no adequate or effective cover, and that ignorance about the topic is widespread.

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There is a growing consensus that a greater commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion in the security industry will attract new talent from a wider pool of candidates who may not currently consider security as a career. Since we already face huge skills shortages, especially in cybersecurity, this would seem a clear way to grow our industry.

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The National Museum of Computing, located on Bletchley Park, is an independent charity housing the world's largest collection of functional historic computers, including the rebuilt Colossus, the world’s first electronic computer, and the WITCH, the world's oldest working digital computer. The museum enables visitors to follow the development of computing from the ultra-secret pioneering efforts of the 1940s through the large systems and mainframes of the 1950s, 60s and 70s, and the rise of personal computing in the 1980s and beyond.

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We are delighted to be organising this important workshop in conjunction with the NCSC and CIPS. There is huge interest within the supply, procurement and security communities to mitigate risk exposure for the organisation whilst maintaining effective supplier relationships. There is growing demand to define and develop a standardised approach to Supplier Assurance Questionnaire (SAQs) to everyone’s benefit, the current ad hoc process is very labour intensive for both suppliers and procurement teams to manage.

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We are delighted that the Roundtable format has been reinstated in the SASIG calendar to mirror the style of our Monaco conference Cyber Security Connect UK (CSC UK). It will be an opportunity for the senior SASIG community to gather once again, following CSC UK’s hugely successful first edition last November and in advance of the second edition already in planning for 13-15 November 2019.

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The CISO role has evolved quickly and variously over the past few years from a relatively narrow focus of IT security administration to high-level risk management. Around it has emerged a fledgling and still-immature education structure and career path for the cybersecurity professional. There are also increasing skills shortages, wage disparities, turbulence, and a lack of diversity across the entire cybersecurity landscape. Clearly, whatever we are doing is not entirely working.

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In this SASIG meeting, you will get to enjoy a front-row culinary experience as chefs serve you the finest three-course cuisine, together with the spectacular views available to you. We are also delighted that Jens Monrad, Head of Intelligence at FireEye, will be joining us to advise members with a threat intelligence briefing during the dinner.Spaces for this event are strictly limited, so don’t miss out on this unforgettable dining experience, together with your industry peers.

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This is the seventh consecutive year that SASIG has visited Edinburgh. We are always delighted at the way that the size and seniority of our Scottish audience increases each time, and we are confident that this year will see that trend continue. We are indeed most grateful once again to our hosts Standard Life Assurance, whose generosity has allowed us to arrange this important meeting, at which we will be discussing a miscellany of security and data protection topics that all eventually track back to the need to make all members of the organisation aware of their security responsibilities.

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At this SASIG workshop, we will explore managing the security of health and care information amongst different social care providers. This will include how it can be tailored to address the specific security requirements of fragmented social care services, across both the public and private sectors. Through the care provider sector collaborating to showcase recent research and case studies around the development of technology within the care service, we hope to demonstrate how those responsible for safeguarding patient information can pragmatically manage the security of health and care information. We aim to then progress the conversation on what more work needs to be done in further securing the transfer of sensitive patient information.

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Mark is currently Founder & CEO of The Risk Management Group and a cybercrime trainer in the UK banking and online retail sectors. Mark has been a military intelligence officer, a drug enforcement officer in the Caribbean and Central America, a telecoms fraud investigator working globally for Ericsson, a UK Home Office consultant and Police trainer on digital and Internet investigations.  “Genes, Memes and Dreams”, is an engaging account by Mark Johnson from the university of life.  This eye opening and informative presentation by Mark will cover an array of topics, such as:  The nature of the international drug trade. The challenge to society represented by digital organised crime and cyber warfare.  He will describe the first hand effects of social exclusion in childhood, and later of PTSD. An explanation of why our social media habits are leaving us vulnerable to a potential Holocaust 2.0.

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In this 6th Legal meeting, we will be addressing topics that interface between the lawyers and cybersecurity professionals, drawing on the expertise of both to enhance knowledge and understanding of some of the most thought-provoking aspects of our work today. Thus, this meeting will be appropriate for the whole SASIG membership, regardless of sector or size of organisation.

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SASIG Gateway is the new, subscription-free, networking forum for the junior cybersecurity community. The Gateway workstream is run by and for its intended audience, with a steering committee of analysts, graduates and advisors to guide content and activities.

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There is a growing consensus that a greater commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion in the security industry will attract new talent from a wider pool of candidates who may not currently consider security as a career. Since we already face huge skills shortages, especially in cybersecurity, this would seem a clear way to grow our industry.

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We are delighted to be organising this second important workshop in our new Charities Sector workstream. This workstream originates from the approaches by many SASIG members responsible for security within charitable organisations, who thought that such sector-specific meetings would be helpful.

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SASIG regularly travels around the UK to bring its meetings to the regions. We recognise that many of our members have neither the budget nor the time (nor, frankly, the inclination) to always travel to the London metropolis. So, we are indebted to Clarke Willmott LLP whose generosity has allowed us to arrange this third important meeting in Bristol. We are always delighted at the way that the size and seniority of our regional audiences increase each time, and we are confident that this trend will continue.

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SASIG's table top exercises have proven to be extremely popular and we are delighted to bring the experience back again to our members, this time in association and facilitated by FireEye at their newly opened offices at the heart of the City of London.

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We start the week of SASIG's trilogy of cybercrime events with a workshop that looks at the UK’s growing and evolving capability to counter cybercrime at the national, regional and local levels. The fundamental nature of criminality in the digital age is changing in an unprecedented way. Criminal activity is constantly morphing and becoming ever-more sophisticated. At the same time, the risk of detection and prosecution remains low because of the complex legal international environment and because cyber law enforcement around the world is still immature, under-resourced and reactive.UK law enforcement efforts to combat cybercrime are the "most joined-up bit of policing" in the country, but police forces cannot do it alone. Kindly hosted by Unilever at their prestigious London Headquarters, this will be an opportunity for the players from all parts of the fight against cybercrime to gather and review progress.

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The second in the trilogy of SASIG events this October on cybercrime focuses on keeping the younger generation safe within the online environment.Social networking is hugely popular and our young people have become highly sophisticated in the way they use social media apps and websites from a range of personal devices. But this all comes with huge risks to them – what they might see, who they might meet and what the effects may be on their health, safety and behaviour.

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SASIG is privileged to have been able to bring together some of the UK's leading forensic science experts and practitioners to run this workshop. It has been designed for the inexpert cybersecurity practitioner as an introduction and overview, it will not turn you into an overnight expert and we will concentrate on everyday requirements. We will look at the basic essential procedures. We will review good practice and the legal powers available to businesses to carry out technical investigations. We will show, briefly, some of the specialist tools. You will learn what help is available from the commercial sector and how to make the right choices. You will discover how to optimise your relationship with law enforcement in the event of a criminal investigation. You will learn how to develop your own, tailored, forensic readiness programme.

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Despite the vast sums of money spent, IT systems and networks at all levels and within most organisations remain inherently vulnerable to even the most basic of security weaknesses and vulnerabilities. This is because for so long now we have focused almost entirely on the technical firewall. But rarely have we attended in any meaningful way to the human firewall. At this SASIG workshop, we will showcase successful ways in which large organisations have engaged with their workforce and extended enterprise, raised awareness amongst their employees, customers and suppliers, and successfully influenced behaviour for the better.

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For this evening, Andy explains how he really became an engineer through a convoluted set of connections and good fortune. We will probably visit topics including the old world of the “Eagle” comic, find out why Admiral of the Fleet Sir Cloudesley Shovell was the inspiration for GPS, dive under the murky waters of pirate radio, discover why his friend Tony Sale commissioned the building of a plastic van during World War Two and consider whether or not any information system will ever be secure when there is human interaction involved.

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At the second SASIG workshop in this fascinating series, we will be looking further into the development and growth of artificial intelligence (AI) as demonstrated by machines. Devices increasingly perceive their environment and take actions that maximise their chance of successfully achieving their goals, including learning and problem-solving. SASIG members will gain a better understanding of the current and potential capabilities of AI and - when combined with IoT, machine learning and anomaly detection - how these emerging technologies will come to affect their business models and processes.

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We are indebted to Bank of England for once again hosting our annual Financial Services Sector workshop. Our prestigious speakers will generously offer their time, wisdom and experience to discuss a whole array of fascinating topics.

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High-profile cyber security breaches occur seemingly daily, and without respite. The UK Government considers cyberattacks to be a ‘Tier 1’ threat to UK plc, the CBI considers cybercrime as the greatest danger to business today, and customers’ lack of online trust is beginning to undermine the growth of the digital economy.  Corporations and public sector organisations alike face serious disruption to their business operations from cyberattacks, and their reputations can be seriously harmed by high profile strikes from criminals, terrorists and mischief-makers alike. There is no hiding place in cyberspace, we are all on the front line and Jersey is no exception. The Jersey Financial Services Commission (JFSC) and The Security Awareness Special Interest Group (SASIG) have formed an alliance to brief Jersey businesses on the real nature of the cyber threat, and the steps they should be taking to defend their organisations. 

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SASIG has partnered with one of our valued Supporters, FireEye, to bring you their latest Threat Intelligence briefing. We are delighted that Jens Monrad, Head of Intelligence at FireEye, will be joining us to talk through how accurate and relevant cyber threat intelligence reports can help organisations identify high priority attacks and make smarter decisions around cyber defence. This session will cover how threat intelligence can enable businesses to make decisions relevant to the cyber threat landscape and risk appetite. You can watch online live to ask questions and also catch up afterwards On Demand.

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In the true SASIG tradition and against the sumptuous backdrop of one of the finest private clubs in London, we will gather to enjoy good company, good food, fine wine and excellent networking, all strictly under the Chatham House Rule. A traditional turkey roast with all the trimmings and pudding will be served.

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We know where we’ve been, but do we know where we’re going? As cybersecurity becomes increasingly important to organisations large and small, career options are plentiful, but with ever-increasing competition. There are many options available to expand our knowledge and develop our careers, but how do we choose what to learn, where to learn and how to learn? What career path should we follow? Do we need qualifications? Do we all need to be technical?

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Kindly hosted by CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development, this is the eighth SASIG Human Resources workshop. This popular workstream began in response to demand from our members to focus on the interrelating roles of the security and HR functions in implementing effective security and confronting the Insider Threat. Underpinning these discussions is the basic question - what are the cornerstones for a good (better) relationship between the security and HR functions?

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Once again kindly hosted by Kraft Heinz, this is the second SASIG Retailing workshop. At our first meeting, we agreed to refer to “Retailing” rather than just “Retail” since the retailing function is so omnipresent across so many industries and activities that our meetings should embrace these as well. We explored the unique security vulnerabilities and challenges of, and good security practices within, the retailing sector. We discussed how we balance improving the customer experience with data privacy, and how to achieve security in the extended retail enterprise? We agreed that the move into cyberspace by both the retailer and the consumer – and hence the shift in associated crime from the real world to the virtual – requires the CSO and the CISO to work closely together to ensure priorities and resources are properly deployed.

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The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force in May 2018. Every organisation has already been affected by the significant changes introduced by this new legislation. Brexit isn’t going to alter anything; there’s no hiding place.

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In this latest in our series of networking events, we would be delighted if you could join us for a memorable evening with Barry Richardson, Head of Information Security at NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT). Barry has worked for over 35 years in the IT field but is the first to admit that he has not set the world alight, nor contributed to history by writing a published tome (although he has written many unpublished ones). As he says – “I’ve simply been me”. But we can promise that you will be entranced by his touching and intriguing tale. For Barry was born profoundly deaf.

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The Kaspersky Interactive Protection Simulation delivers a fresh and engaging approach to cybersecurity. This exercise is a valuable experience to staff of all organisations from any sector, placing participants into a simulated business environment. Up to five teams of eight SASIG delegates each (mixed together at random) will work together to face a series of unexpected cyber threats. Each team has to take strategic, managerial and technical decisions using their problem-solving, collaboration, leadership and communication skills. As players proceed through a sequence of events, they will need to consider at each stage the security priorities against the business cost of a realistic cyberattack, to both maximise profit and maintain confidence.

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After the success of last year’s inaugural webinar, SASIG introduces a regular series of these for 2020. So join us for our first web conference this year, as we partner with our founders TSC, following up on our GDPR meeting in January. We are delighted that Bebe Lees, Head of Communications at TSC, will join us to explain the underlying factors that lead to data breaches, based on recent evidence from the ICO. What will have a greater impact on reducing the risk of a data breach? Is it upskilling your people or enhancing your processes? With over 30 years’ experience in training and development and a passion for enabling learning, Bebe explores what the evidence is telling us about data breaches that have happened since May 2018, what the key risk factors are and, following the pareto principle, where should effort and resources be deployed to have the biggest impact on risk reduction.

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The National Museum of Computing, located on Bletchley Park, is an independent charity housing the world's largest collection of functional historic computers, including the rebuilt Colossus, the world’s first electronic computer, and the WITCH, the world's oldest working digital computer. The museum enables visitors to follow the development of computing from the ultra-secret pioneering efforts of the 1940s through the large systems and mainframes of the 1950s, 60s and 70s, and the rise of personal computing in the 1980s and beyond.

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There is a sudden need in businesses across the world for team relationships to be maintained and strengthened while working remotely from one another. So, we are delighted to bring Kaspersky's scenario exercise KIPS (Kaspersky Interactive Protection Simulation) to our membership, delivering a fresh and engaging approach to cybersecurity. Utilising the latest learning techniques and addressing all levels of the organisational structure, this exercise is a valuable experience to staff of all organisations from any sector. Placing participants into a simulated business environment, teams of up to six members each will work together to face a series of unexpected cyber threats. Each team must take strategic, managerial and technical decisions using their problem-solving, collaboration, leadership and communication skills. As players proceed through a sequence of events, they will need to consider at each stage the security priorities against the business cost of a realistic cyberattack, to both maximise profit and maintain confidence. In this masterclass of how joined-up thinking is critical to an organisation's approach during such incidents, we will talk teams through the technical aspects that should be evaluated and guide participants through the implications of the choices that are made. By changing perceptions about cybersecurity, organisations can successfully lower the number of cyber-incidents and reduce associated financial losses, with an impact which lasts well into the longer-term. Attendees will complete the exercise, having benefited from... • Learning about current and emerging cyberthreats • Understanding the typical mistakes companies make when building their cybersecurity and incident response procedures • Realising the knock-on impact of decisions on operations and profitability • The cooperation that is needed between business and security teams to help maintain stable operations and sustainability to cyberthreats • Understanding the real role of cybersecurity in business continuity and profitability The exercise allows teams of up to six players from an organisation to compete with teams from other organisations, so what better way for your team to spend a Friday afternoon than through an informative and entertaining session together - virtually... with a considerable amount of kudos for the winning team. Facilitator: Lee Rendell, Pre-Sales Manager, Kaspersky

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SASIG has worked with The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) and BAFTA-winning documentary-maker and director Paul Berriff OBE in creating a film illustrating the various stages of a cybercrime investigation. Join us for this world premiere, as we follow real cybercops progress through an exercise scenario from intelligence reports through to suspect interview.

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This session, the first in a proposed series of regular SASIG networking meetings, will facilitate informal discussions between SASIG members based on a topical theme. We can't meet each other in person, so let's have an online chat instead while helping to keep the SASIG community alive. If this one works, we'll do more, so please support it.

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Although we can't get together in person this year, you still very much want to network and get to know one another. With this in mind, given the wonders of modern technology, you are most cordially invited to the SASIG Quiz Evening

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We are delighted that Jim Stokley will be joining us to discuss his work as Deputy Director, National Cyber Crime Unit at the National Crime Agency (NCA). He will give his unique perspective on global trends in cybercrime, and the challenges of policing cyberspace during the Covid-19 crisis. He will discuss initiatives to encourage young people into cybersecurity, and other efforts to bridge the growing skills gap in our industry.

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We are joined by four CyberFirst students who have spent their summer working with the Global Cyber Alliance. We find out how the NCSC and industry are developing the next generation of UK cyber defenders by exploring what the students and CyberFirst partners get out of the programme, what's in it for the NCSC, the future of UK plc and why you should care.

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Sharon joined Lloyds Bank in 1985 and has become one of cybersecurity’s most experienced and accomplished practitioners, ensuring she has the best people capability, processes and technology. She is highly regarded by many cybersecurity professionals across all sectors who see her as a role model in so many ways. Registration closes 10:30am, 7 Sept.

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Ian Dyson QPM has served as Commissioner of the City of London Police since 2016, heading the force’s fight against economic fraud and cyber-crime nationwide and globally. He joins us to discuss his unique perspective of the challenges of policing the physical world and cyberspace in the 21st Century, together with his view of the global trends in cybercrime.

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The third session in this training series continues with a focus on the objectives of cybercrimes, how objectives are pursued and achieved, and what the relative indicators and attributes are. The training will include technical examples and reference cases from experience. Join Doctor Shane Shook, a recognised information technology and security authority.

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Craig Jones leads Interpol's Global Cybercrime Programme, responsible for the threat response and capabilities of 194 member countries. With 30 years' law enforcement experience, Craig is an expert in cybercrime investigations. We are delighted that he joins us to discuss his story and his work in global law enforcement. Registration closes 10:30am, 26 Nov.

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The third session in this training series continues with a focus on the objectives of cybercrimes, how objectives are pursued and achieved, and what the relative indicators and attributes are. The training will include technical examples and reference cases from experience. Join Doctor Shane Shook, a recognised information technology and security authority.

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The third session in this training series continues with a focus on the objectives of cybercrimes, how objectives are pursued and achieved, and what the relative indicators and attributes are. The training will include technical examples and reference cases from experience. Join Doctor Shane Shook, a recognised information technology and security authority.

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SASIG is delighted to announce the launch of Big SASIG, our new way of doing conferences. It will put delegates first in a combination of keynote speakers, conference streams, exhibitions, vendor workshops, one-to-one sales introductions, and networking opportunities.

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