Events at: London

IT/OT convergence: How are we addressing cybersecurity vulnerabilities? Trends and security challenges. Hosted by Pulse and kindly sponsored by QinetiQ, this group discussion will connect peers to compare how security teams are managing and mitigating threats specific to the energy, utilities and automated sectors typically associated with CNI. We are delighted to welcome Graham Edwards, most recently Head of Cyber Security at Yorkshire Water as the co-lead speaker.  Graham will join a senior strategist from QinetiQ to co-steer the discussion that is conducted under The Chatham House Rule of non-attribution. Ensure that your organisation is prepared and secure against foreign attacks and vulnerability when updating legacy systems with new security protocols and systems. Create the security behavioural change within your organisation starting with the board. Fully embed security as an agile function and not just a one-time issue future landscape of cyber security and resilience for the utility sector. Update on legislation and challenges this poses to the energy, utility, CNI industries. These are just some of the talking points for the evening. We look look forward to meeting you for what promises to be a dynamic discussion with peers and a memorable culinary experience.

Transitioning to a Positive Security Model with Zero Trust and Micro-Segmentation. Peer to peer sharing on trends, strategies and tactics for 2023! Private dining and haute Scandinavian cuisine in the heart of London!

Zero Trust has progressed beyond hype to become the go to cybersecurity strategy for most organisations. Micro-segmentation evolved from a need to secure data centres, applications, and workloads from advanced threats that would breach the perimeter and move laterally without detection. How can CISOs get these right? Join CISO peers and a senior strategist from ColorTokens while fine-dining in London's premier Nordic-inspired eatery to discuss lessons learned and the way forward in 2023.