Event Description
The Future of Cyber Security conference is set to return to The Glasshouse on 12 May, uniting the North East’s cyber security community for a comprehensive day of insight, discussion, and professional networking. As cyber threats continue to evolve at an unprecedented pace, this year’s event is designed to address current challenges, anticipate future developments, and equip organisations with strategies to maintain resilience in a rapidly changing landscape.
Event Overview and Key Themes
This annual gathering attracts senior cyber leaders from across the North East, as well as participants from throughout the UK and Scotland. The agenda is structured around delivering real-world insight, fostering open discussion, and facilitating valuable connections among industry professionals. Attendees can expect a full day of activities, running from 9am to 5pm at The Glasshouse, with a hot lunch and refreshments provided to support networking and engagement.
Expert Speakers and Panel Discussions
The conference features a distinguished lineup of speakers, including Ben Fogle, who will address topics such as resilience, leadership, and navigating uncertainty. Georgia Lewis Anderson will share expertise on building stronger cyber strategies. Additional speakers include Bennet Morka, Carl Miller, Daniela Waugh, Glenn Wilkinson, and Gurps Khaira, with more experts to be announced. The event will be chaired by Purvi Kay, ensuring a dynamic and insightful program.
Key Topics and Practical Takeaways
Attendees will benefit from straight-talking keynotes and panel sessions that cover the current threat landscape, including critical issues such as ransomware, AI-driven attacks, and organisational resilience. The event is designed to provide a balance of technical insight and strategic perspective, with practical takeaways that can be implemented within organisations. Sessions will be led by professionals actively working on the front lines of cyber security, ensuring that content remains relevant and actionable.
Networking and Community Building
In addition to the formal program, the conference offers dedicated time for networking, allowing participants to connect with peers, speakers, and industry experts. These opportunities are invaluable for building relationships and fostering collaboration within the North East cyber security community. The event is tailored for senior-level professionals seeking to expand their knowledge, share experiences, and strengthen their professional networks.
For more information and to register, visit The Glasshouse.