The global community of security leaders — across cyber, corporate security and geopolitical risk.

Where security leaders drive the conversation.

Pulse is the creator and convenor of the CISO 360 and CSO 360 event series: flagship global congresses, regional forums, curated roundtables and Unplugged experiential gatherings, hosted around the world.

Our events are practitioner-led and built for business impact. We bridge security disciplines, creating trusted spaces for peer conversation — CISOs, CSOs, corporate security and resilience leaders, geopolitical risk professionals, investors and innovators in the same room.

Every discussion is held under The Chatham House Rule, so leaders can navigate real-world complexity candidly — from AI governance and identity risk to supply chain disruption and the boardroom conversation.

The community doesn’t end when the event does. Through the Security 360 Circle — year-round social channels, roundtables, content, virtual gatherings and get-togethers — the conversation continues between events.

For twenty years — ten of them as Pulse — convening security leaders has been our profession. We hold a trusted position within the international security and resilience community, earned through well-researched programmes and a consistent track record of delivering.

Pulse exists to bring the right executives into the same room, at the right time, in the right place. Connecting minds, building resilience.

connect | inspire | innovate

The Four Pulse Pillars

1. Global Intimacy
   Security and resilience are shaped locally, regionally and globally. Pulse convenes events around the world combining local insight with international perspective.
2. Cross-Security Bridge
   Board decisions about resilience are not made in silos — so neither are our conversations. We connect leaders across cyber, corporate security, resilience, intelligence, investigations and GRC, respecting each discipline’s specialism.
3. Practitioner-Led, Innovation-Supported
   Our forums are built with, by and for CISOs, CSOs and practitioners on the front line, alongside the trusted partners and innovators who support them. We don’t pretend to exclude vendors: they are an important part of the security jigsaw — and very often part of the solution. The best security conversations include the people building what practitioners depend on. Our rule is simpler and harder: no pitching. Everyone in the room contributes.
4. Independent, Trusted Voice
   Pulse is independently owned, and convening security leaders is our craft, not our side-line. For twenty years — ten of them as Pulse — we have done one thing: designing forums, agendas and communities specifically for security leaders.

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