Event Summary
The cyber security threat continues to grow in intensity and complexity as threat actors become increasingly sophisticated in their tactics, business models and use of advanced technologies. According to expert estimates, if it was a country, cyber crime would be the third largest economy in the world. In the UK alone, cyber attacks on public and private sector organisations, providers of critical national infrastructure (CNI) and essential services (OES) cost an average £14.7bn a year, with 52% of large companies likely to experience an attack. In these circumstances, it is more important than ever to keep abreast of the latest cyber trends and ensure your organisational readiness.
Westminster Insight’s Cyber Security and Resilience Conference will explore the topline issues cyber leaders are grappling with to ensure the ongoing safety and operational resilience of their organisations.
We will examine the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, the Home Office proposed ban on ransomware payments, as well as the government’s forthcoming National Cyber Action Plan, taking an in-depth look at how the government’s approach to bolstering cyber security is changing, and how organisations can prepare for compliance.
Delegates will hear how they can harness the opportunities, and managing the risks of Generative AI, Agentic AI and future tech including quantum computing, as well as strategies to counter the growing menace of deepfakes, vishing attacks, misinformation that complicate the verification and authentication of digital identities.
With forthcoming regulation extending to suppliers and service providers, attendees will gain insights into how to mitigate against supply chain and third-party risk, as well as the how to protect the new extended security perimeter being enabled by smart devices and developing IoT applications.
With their widespread availability, public dependency, rich data pools, and the ascendency of geopolitical risk, our critical national infrastructure (CNI) and operators of essential services across nationally designated sectors including energy, telecommunications, and health face particular risks. Hear from industry experts about the scope and scale of the threat and how operators can take an integrated approach to defending against physical and cyber-attacks.
The conference will conclude with insights from the lived experience of responders who have experienced real-life cyber attacks, and explore best practice in incident response when a breach occurs.
Key points
- Stay ahead of rapidly evolving cyber threats by gaining the latest intelligence on attacker tactics, emerging technologies, and the shifting risk landscape
- Understand the financial and operational impacts of cyber incidents, enabling your organisation to better justify investment and strengthen resilience
- Prepare for upcoming legislation and regulatory change, with expert guidance on the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, the proposed ransomware payment ban, and the National Cyber Action Plan
- Learn how to leverage and manage next-generation technologies including while mitigating associated security risks
- Strengthen digital identity protection with strategies to counter deepfakes, vishing attacks, and misinformation campaigns
- Improve supply chain and third-party security by understanding new regulatory expectations and gaining practical tools to secure an expanding IoT-enabled perimeter
- Gain actionable insights from real-world cyber incidents, hearing directly from responders and CNI experts to strengthen your organisation’s incident response and integrated defence approach
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