In the last 18 months, cyber breaches have cost household British names billions of pounds in lost revenue, market cap, and disrupted operations, and subsequently cost digital leaders their jobs. Yet every one of those had a cyber resilience plan on file, so what was missing?
For our fourth community discussion of the year, CIONET are hosting a conversation about whether your organisation, not just your systems, could actually hold when something goes wrong: your leadership, your company culture, your IT team, and whether the board has been distracted by promises of AI-delivered growth at the expense of security.
What you will take away
Building the case for resilience investment so that it gets funded before it's too late.
How AI has changed the tempo of attacks, and why you should ask questions of your own systems and those of suppliers.
Whose job it actually is to change how your workforce behaves, and why most organisations don't have an answer.
Building a resilient team, and leading them through the toughest times in their work.
Insights on the latest regulatory developments and who is accountable for securing the enterprise.
Join CIONET on 16 September for an evening chaired by Craig Walker, a frank discussion about what CIOs are facing in the current security climate.
Speakers and Panellists
Find out more about the speakers and our panellists
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