Agenda

Presentations already confirmed include:

►The Human Factor: The New Frontier of Cyber Risk

Holly-Jane Grayling, Director of SHIELD, The Cognitive Security Institute

Understand how attackers exploit trust, authority and urgency, including through AI-generated messages, voice cloning and deepfake impersonation.
Explore social engineering scenarios through live audience participation and discussion.
Identify where workload, client expectations and established routines make secure decisions harder.
Discover practical ways to make verification, reporting and security learning fit into busy legal teams’ working day.

►Is the Legal Sector Becoming Uninsurable?
The Cyber Insurance Reality Check: Risks, Claims & Readiness

Thomas Clayton, UK Head of Cyber, Zurich UK

Navigating the unique cyber risks facing law firms: An insurer's perspective.
Claims in the spotlight: Real-world claims trends, emerging threats and lessons from recent incidents.
The underwriter's perspective: What insurers really look for when assessing a law firm's cyber risk.
Getting insurance-ready: Practical steps to strengthen cyber resilience and improve insurability.

►Fireside Chat: Luna Moth and the New Face of Cyber Extortion — Are Law Firms Prepared?

Simon Brady, AKJ Associates
Nathan Hayes, Director of IT, Three Crowns LLP

How are you preventing attackers from impersonating IT support and exploiting legitimate remote-access tools to gain entry into your firm's environment?
What additional steps are you taking to strengthen your ability to detect and prevent the unauthorised access and exfiltration of sensitive client and matter data, particularly in light of threats such as Luna Moth?
How are you making staff aware of emerging threats such as Luna Moth, and more importantly, how are you testing whether lawyers and business services teams can recognise and challenge suspicious IT support requests, unexpected software installations and social engineering attempts?
What are the three specific security controls or response capabilities that law firms should prioritise over the next 90 days to defend against groups such as Luna Moth?

►Surviving the "Vulnpocalypse": Transforming Exposure Management for the Era of AI

Steve Davies, Head of Cyber Security, DLA Piper