This free event will offer an opportunity to network, engage and listen to industry leading professionals from the cyber field.
The CyberScotland Summit unites professionals and organisations committed to advancing cyber resilience in Scotland. By focusing on incident response planning, response, and recovery, as well as emphasising collaboration, diversity, and inclusivity, this event aims to create a cyber-resilient Scotland where organisations are prepared to face cyber threats. Join us to explore innovative strategies, share experiences, and foster collaborations that will strengthen Scotland’s cyber security landscape.
We will have a full agenda of speakers; a mixture of keynotes, panels and fireside chats, discussing the past, present and future of cyber security, from both a local, national and international perspective.
The CyberScotland partners will be hosted in an exhibition area – a fantastic chance to speak to each of them and learn how they are engaging with people from their particular sector and area of work, and also what services they are currently offering that may be of interest to you.
Key Focus Areas
1. Engaging Scottish Organisations in Cyber Resilience:
- Explore strategies to increase awareness and engagement of Scottish organisations in cyber security.
- Showcase successful initiatives and campaigns aimed at enhancing cyber resilience across sectors.
- Address the importance of cross-sector collaboration and information sharing to strengthen Scotland’s cyber defences.
2. Collaborations for Resilient Cyber Security:
- Promoting collaboration between public and private sectors to strengthen cyber security measures.
- Exploring partnership opportunities for information sharing and collective defence.
- Highlighting the role of collaborative initiatives in enhancing cyber security resilience at a national level.
3. Incident Response Planning and Preparedness:
- Highlight the significance of incident response planning as a fundamental practice for all organisations.
- Discuss best practices and frameworks for developing comprehensive incident response plans.
4. Nurturing the Next Generation of Diverse Cyber Security Professionals:
- Highlight educational programs, initiatives, and mentorship opportunities that promote diversity in cyber security.
- Discuss strategies to engage and inspire under represented groups to pursue careers in cyber security.
- Address the importance of early education and awareness to cultivate a diverse talent pipeline.
5. Emerging Trends in Cyber Security:
- Staying up to date with the latest advancements and emerging technologies in cyber security.
- Discussing the implications of new cyber threats and exploring proactive defence strategies.
- Examining the role of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation in cyber security.
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CyberScotland Partners
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