Cybersecurity Awareness Month: DTX Recap with SenseOn on “Why SOCS Fail”
Brad Freeman, Director of Technology at SenseOn introduce himself as a security professional with both practical and leadership experience and outlined in his talk the importance of doing the SOC basics right, from a perspective of people and processes. Brad began by discussing how in many cases, analysts want to deal with serious security investigations: Compromises, incidents, things generally going...
SME Cyber Security – Time for a New Approach?
The UK is home to around 5.5 million Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). They collectively account for 99.9% of businesses, generating three fifths of employment, and with a combined turnover of £2.3 trillion. As such, they represent a vital element of the economy and a significant national asset, which in turn, highlights a need to ensure that they are protected....
Don’t Leave Cybersecurity to Chance
In today's digital age, where organisations heavily rely on technology and data, ensuring strong Cyber Security practices is paramount, and one often overlooked aspect, is the departure of staff members. The departure of an employee can introduce vulnerabilities and risks if not handled properly. Establishing a well-defined process for staff departures is crucial not only for maintaining operational continuity but...
Over Half of UK Population Supportive of UK Government and Allies Breaking International Cybersecurity Law
According to new research by International Cyber Expo, over half of the UK population (53%) would be supportive of the UK government and its allies breaking international cybersecurity law, and 45% have admitted they would be supportive of, or engage in online cybercriminal activity themselves, in the right circumstances. The survey was conducted on 1,000 nationally representative UK respondents (aged...
REVEALED: Lineup of IT pioneers and practitioners navigating the next realm of digital and AI
From decades in the making to overnight impact, nobody was prepared for how quickly generative AI landed. But businesses can be ready for the next chapter with the right skills, architecture and operational design. Enter DTX + UCX Europe 2023 to unite the UK's top IT and digital professionals and tech innovators on 4-5 October. Across 18 content stages, the programme helps IT...
Registration for this year’s International Cyber Expo (ICE) on the 26th and 27th of September 2023 at London Olympia is now open. The award-winning cybersecurity event will once again showcase an impressive line-up of talks, demonstrations, and senior-level roundtable discussions led by reputable experts in the field; not least, Chair of the event’s Advisory Council, Ciaran Martin CB, Professor at Oxford University.
Off the back of the inaugural event last year, ICE attracted over 135 exhibitors and more than 4,800 visitors from across the globe. The two-day event was well received and proved to be among the most inclusive, well-rounded, and attended cybersecurity events in the calendar. It caters to industry professionals of all backgrounds, from start-ups to established vendors, software developers to C-Level executives.
With networking a top priority for attendees, guests will have the opportunity to meet senior cybersecurity professionals from household names such as Google, Microsoft, Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Network Rail and Boohoo; as well as government representatives from across various departments, like the Home Office.