Executive Security Lunch - St. Pauls Cathedral

In the past, you built a technological wall around data and resources, with your IT teams fully in control of security within, and customers/partners/suppliers left to manage credentials and VPNs.

Now, an unholy trinity of challenges has changed Security & Risk Management:
 

• Business now relies on data sharing with a wide range of services/suppliers, much of this is based on implicit trust, so you inherit risk from third (& even fourth) parties.
• Breaches have eroded public trust, strong security is more essential than ever, but staff and board security awareness is critically low
• Whilst attackers target people & data within companies, security still relies on perimeter defence

In light of this perfect security storm, please join us on June 25th for an exclusive Executive Security lunch in the private vaults of St Paul’s Cathedral itself.

Executive Security Lunch: Managing Modern Security Risk
 

This open roundtable will draw upon your, your peers and our global security partners experiences to offer new thoughts on protecting people, data and assets in this world of changed technology norms.

Over a delicious 5* lunch we will explore new answers to the following questions:

• How can we change access control to support business growth and security?
• How can we communicate the impact of cyber risks to business outcomes, building security culture?
• How do we aim for "just-enough" security to reduce the likelihood of a breach?
• How can you manage risk in your supply chain? In your cloud applications and services?
• Can a zero-trust model secure the business both inside and out?

We are delighted to welcome senior executives from cloud first and people centric security technology leaders Zscaler and Proofpoint (see speakers to the right) to join us for the afternoon to share their research and experiences & inspire you with what other global businesses are achieving in this space.

Places at this private lunch are complimentary but spaces are strictly limited, we recommend early registration using the form below to avoid disappointment.

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