Agenda

Presentations already confirmed include:


►Building a modern global third party risk management framework

Kurt Neilson, Global Head of Third Party Risk Management, Schroders

  • The challenge of managing third parties consistently across multiple jurisdictions.
  • Leveraging technology to create a single front door for procurement, onboarding and risk oversight.
  • Lessons learned from implementing a new operating model, framework and system simultaneously.
  • Future opportunities including AI, continuous monitoring and data-driven risk intelligence.

►From AI-Powered to AI-Proven: Turning Security Automation into Measurable Value

Steve Brown, Vice President, Cybersecurity & Threat Intelligence, Mastercard

  • Beyond the AI Hype: Moving from AI-powered promises to measurable improvements in cybersecurity outcomes and operational efficiency.
  • Measuring What Matters: Assessing AI’s impact on threat detection, response times, analyst productivity and risk reduction.
  • The ROI of AI in Cybersecurity: How CISOs can assess the true cost of AI adoption and determine whether the security and business benefits justify the investment.

►From Cryptographic Blind Spots to Quantum Readiness: Building a Cryptographic Inventory with Cryptoptic

Mehran Koushkebaghi, Head of Product Security, Nationwide Building Society

  • Why post-quantum preparation starts with understanding where cryptography is used
  • What is a Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM), and how does it enable crypto-agility?
  • Introducing Cryptoptic: an open-source tool for cryptographic discovery
  • Integrating cryptographic discovery into software development workflow
  • How does it work in practice? A sample workflow and discovery results

►MITRE F3™: A Common Language for Tackling Cyber-Enabled Fraud

James Kwaan, CIO - GS&S, Lloyds Banking Group

  • Common language: Connect cyber, fraud and intelligence through observable behaviours. 
  • How F3 works: Why actors act and how they achieve their objectives. 
  • Fraud lifecycle: Map behaviours from reconnaissance through to monetisation. 
  • Operational value: Apply F3 to incidents, intelligence, defences and information sharing.

Education seminars