Cybersecurity Conferences in United Kingdom

SASIG Data Management: Security, Resilience and Application in the Face of Growing Threats focuses on how organizations can strengthen their data security posture while meeting growing regulatory and operational demands. The event brings together security leaders, practitioners, and data professionals to explore practical approaches to data classification, protection, governance, and compliance across modern enterprise environments. Discussions center on managing data securely across cloud and hybrid infrastructures while maintaining resilience and trust.

Through real-world case studies and expert-led sessions, attendees gain insight into improving data lifecycle security amid evolving threats and regulatory change. The event operates under the Chatham House Rule, encouraging open discussion and knowledge sharing in a trusted setting. With no cost to attend and eligibility for professional CPE and CPD credits, the session is designed to support continuous learning while fostering meaningful peer engagement within the cybersecurity community.

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This conference gathers cybersecurity and risk professionals from across banking, insurance, and fintech to address emerging cyber threats in the financial ecosystem. Speakers will share insights into fraud prevention, digital identity, and data protection, focusing on maintaining customer trust while meeting strict regulatory standards.

Through case-based discussions and peer sessions, participants will hear how leading institutions balance innovation and compliance. Topics such as real-time threat intelligence, cloud resilience, and incident response planning take center stage. The goal is to give financial institutions the clarity and tools needed to protect sensitive assets and maintain operational integrity.

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PCI London 2026 is dedicated to organizations that process, store, or transmit payment card data. The event explores new PCI DSS requirements, compliance strategies, and technical approaches to safeguarding payment environments. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to maintain ongoing compliance in a landscape of continuous threats and rapid change.

Sessions feature practitioners, assessors, and solution providers sharing what works in real-world implementations. The agenda focuses on secure design, tokenization, and reducing audit fatigue through better automation. It’s a practical gathering where professionals can connect, compare approaches, and leave with clear next steps for keeping customer payment data secure.

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Conf42: DevOps 2026 centers on the people and processes that make modern software delivery possible. The event offers practical talks on automation, CI/CD, GitOps, and observability. Sessions feature real experiences from teams that have learned through production challenges, sharing both what worked and what didn’t. It’s an open space for DevOps engineers, SREs, and platform teams to exchange insights that actually apply to day-to-day operations. The focus is on substance, not sales. Speakers go beyond theory to discuss how culture, tooling, and collaboration shape resilient systems. From securing pipelines to running cloud-native workloads, every session keeps the emphasis on learning and improvement. For anyone in the DevOps field looking for grounded discussion and shared lessons, Conf42: DevOps 2026 delivers an honest look at how teams can build and ship better software.

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SASIG Events: Threat Intel & Incident Management 2026 focuses on how organizations are strengthening intelligence-led security operations to keep pace with increasingly sophisticated threat actors. The event brings together cybersecurity professionals to examine how threat intelligence, detection, and incident response can work together to support faster decision-making and more effective crisis management. Sessions are designed to share practical insight rather than sales messaging, creating an environment built on trust and open discussion.

Attendees will explore real-world approaches to threat actor profiling, incident response playbooks, security tooling, and post-incident review frameworks. Discussions emphasize building resilient teams and processes that can adapt under pressure while improving long-term security maturity. Operated under the Chatham House Rule, the event encourages candid conversation and peer learning, making it especially valuable for professionals responsible for managing threats, incidents, and organizational risk.

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