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Procurement's vital role in mitigating cyber security risks
CONRAD SNOVER

Governing cyber security in the maritime industry
PROF ROSSOUW VON SOLMS

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From zero trust to total trust in financial services
STEFAN AUERBACH

Redefining identity-first security with observability
WADE ELLERY

A security analysis of SOHO embedded systems
WOJCIECH WODO
MICHAL GANCARCZYK
JAKUB CZYSZCZONIK

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Improving national security through accountability
PIETER DANHIEUX

Six steps to dealing with a ransomware attack
CHRIS DIMITRIADIS

Assessing cyber security coverage in non-computing disciplines
STEVEN FURNELL
ELIANA STAVROU

The challenges of data sovereignty
SIMON PAMPLIN

Incident response: are alert levels now unmanageable?
BRIAN MARTIN

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Are we ready for the next WannaCry?
MARK CUNNINGHAM-DICKIE

To get the best value out of data, you have to protect it
JASON FOSTER

Adding AI to NDR in the face of current threats
JACQUES DE LA RIVIÈRE

How providers can help SMBs navigate the rising tide of attacks
DARREN WILLIAMS

The good and bad of generative AI
BERNARD MONTEL

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Don't blame people – fix the system
CHRISTINE BEJERASCO

A new age of cyber: transitioning from security to safety
GUY GOLAN

Coming to terms with DORA
DANIEL MORGAN

Good cyber security governance is crucial for us all
COREY NACHREINERS

They walk among us: AI-based social engineering attacks
SAMUDHRA SENDHIL

Think NIS2 isn't relevant to you? Think again
GRAHAM HAWKEY

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Busting the biggest myths about digital identities
JOHN CULLEN

Why cyber insurance has an image problem
SHARIF GARDNER

A single point of failure? AI and network detection and response
JACQUES DE LA RIVIÈRE

Social engineering the dispersed workforce
CHRISTIAN SCOTT

Information risk management – the gaps between expectation and reality
CHRIS VAUGHAN

SOAR isn't a silver bullet
TIM WALLEN

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Changing the law to deliver crypto asset certainty
AKBER DATOO
SIMON MAHARAJ

Normalising radical transparency in cyber security
DR NIKLAS HELLEMANN

Security maturity is a journey, not a destination
MATIAS MADOU

Is cyber security too hard?
STEVE MANSFIELD-DEVINE

New approaches to fighting fraud
FERGAL PARKINSON

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Consumer trust and perspectives on cyber security
CHRIS DIMITRIADIS

Are we smart enough for smart technology?
SAREENA HEER
SAMIAH ALGHAMDI
STEVEN FURNELL

Don't turn a blind eye to cyber security
FABIEN RECH

Looking back to the future
BERNARD MONTEL

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Cloud as a malware infiltration channel
RAY CANZANESE

Squeezing the security budget
STEVE MANSFIELD-DEVINE

Developing a shared SOC
MARTIN WALSHAM

The J-L of cyber security
KAREN RENAUD

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Getting ahead of the attackers
DAN GARCIA

Brace for an uptick in insider fraud
OMRI KLETTER

Now is the time to invest in cyber
MIRI MARCIANO

Why is zero trust so difficult?
PHIL ROBINSON

Cyber insurance is no longer optional
MARK WARREN

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Adversarial machine learning: the rise in AI-enabled crime
JAHNAVI SIVARAM
JIGISHA M NARRAIN
PRASAD HONNAVALLI
SIVARAMAN ESWARAN

How secure is your organisation?
HELEN MASTERS

Rethinking security with cloud native in mind
RANI OSNAT

The year of the business-driven CISO
TIM WALLEN