As every business faces unique cyber risks, it is crucial for cybersecurity teams to not only identify these risks but also help business leaders understand the operational risks they pose and quantify the resulting business risks. This Deep Dive will delve into the art and science of translating cyber risk and loss exposure into quantifiable measures, with a focus on strategies for creating a common risk language and encouraging accountability.

Join us for an interactive Deep Dive session where we will delve into the following topics and actively encourage participation and discussion from all attendees.

• Creating a common risk language that is understood by all stakeholders in the organization, from IT to business leaders, to facilitate effective communication and decision-making.
• Building a playbook that helps the business identify actual exposure to cyber risks and their potential impact on the organization.
• Strategies for making cybersecurity everyone's responsibility, encouraging a culture of accountability and empowering employees to take ownership of their role in protecting the organization from cyber threats     

2023 is a crucial year for supply chain cybersecurity as current trends indicate a rise in more severe and frequent cyberattack. Organizations face a plethora of new threats on a daily basis that endanger their critical networks. As a result, cybersecurity leaders are increasingly prioritizing gaining visibility into the security risks posed to their organization by their supply chain or third-party vendors. To effectively mitigate third-party cyber risk, next-generation cybersecurity practices will necessitate organizations aligning both internal and external cybersecurity risk processes to create a standardized process.

In this interactive Deep Dive session, we will explore

• Explore the intersection of third-party risk management and internal cybersecurity practices
• Learn how to map external third-party risk to internal cybersecurity controls and evaluate control effectiveness against both internal and external risks

Prioritize cyber/third-party risk projects based on control gaps and domain inefficiencies to build a united cybersecurity program that protects against internal and external threats

Last year, the UK government announced its National Cyber Strategy for 2022, a comprehensive plan aimed at creating a more secure and resilient nation. However, with the constantly shifting threat landscape, long work hours, a lack of resources, and high staff turnover, cybersecurity teams are at risk of experiencing stress and burnout, which can ultimately affect their ability to keep the nation secure.

To ensure the success of the National Cyber Strategy, it is crucial to prioritize the personal resilience and wellbeing of cybersecurity teams. Understanding how stress and burnout are emerging in the workplace today and the impact they can have on individuals and teams.

In this interactive Deep Dive session, we will explore the following topics in depth and encourage discussion and participation from all 

• The importance of leaders showing vulnerability and leading by example to create a culture of openness and support.
• Tools and techniques to build personal resilience, manage stress, and prevent burnout, such as mindfulness, exercise, and time management strategies.
• How organizations can take proactive steps to protect the wellbeing of their cybersecurity teams, including creating supportive policies and providing access to mental health resources

In this Deep Dive session, we will discuss the increasingly critical role of data protection in both public and private sector environments. We will explore the legal responsibilities of organizations in the UK under various pieces of legislation, as well as the moral imperative to protect individuals' data. The significance of protecting all aspects of information, including sensitive data about individuals, in both public and private sector environments.

In this interactive Deep Dive session, we will explore:

• The legal responsibilities of organizations in the UK to protect personal data, including the Data Protection Act, the General Data Protection Regulation, and other relevant legislation.
• The moral obligation of organizations to act in their customers' best interests and protect their personal data.
• Best practices and strategies for ensuring effective data protection in both public and private sector environments, including risk assessments, training and awareness, and implementing appropriate technical and organizational measures.

2023 is a crucial year for supply chain cybersecurity as current trends indicate a rise in more severe and frequent cyberattack. Organizations face a plethora of new threats on a daily basis that endanger their critical networks. As a result, cybersecurity leaders are increasingly prioritizing gaining visibility into the security risks posed to their organization by their supply chain or third-party vendors. To effectively mitigate third-party cyber risk, next-generation cybersecurity practices will necessitate organizations aligning both internal and external cybersecurity risk processes to create a standardized process.

In this interactive Deep Dive session, we will explore

• Explore the intersection of third-party risk management and internal cybersecurity practices
• Learn how to map external third-party risk to internal cybersecurity controls and evaluate control effectiveness against both internal and external risks

Prioritize cyber/third-party risk projects based on control gaps and domain inefficiencies to build a united cybersecurity program that protects against internal and external threats           

In this Deep Dive session, we will discuss the increasingly critical role of data protection in both public and private sector environments. We will explore the legal responsibilities of organizations in the UK under various pieces of legislation, as well as the moral imperative to protect individuals' data. The significance of protecting all aspects of information, including sensitive data about individuals, in both public and private sector environments.

In this interactive Deep Dive session, we will explore:

• The legal responsibilities of organizations in the UK to protect personal data, including the Data Protection Act, the General Data Protection Regulation, and other relevant legislation.
• The moral obligation of organizations to act in their customers' best interests and protect their personal data.
• Best practices and strategies for ensuring effective data protection in both public and private sector environments, including risk assessments, training and awareness, and implementing appropriate technical and organizational measures.

As every business faces unique cyber risks, it is crucial for cybersecurity teams to not only identify these risks but also help business leaders understand the operational risks they pose and quantify the resulting business risks. This Deep Dive will delve into the art and science of translating cyber risk and loss exposure into quantifiable measures, with a focus on strategies for creating a common risk language and encouraging accountability.

Join us for an interactive Deep Dive session where we will delve into the following topics and actively encourage participation and discussion from all attendees.

• Creating a common risk language that is understood by all stakeholders in the organization, from IT to business leaders, to facilitate effective communication and decision-making.
• Building a playbook that helps the business identify actual exposure to cyber risks and their potential impact on the organization.

Strategies for making cybersecurity everyone's responsibility, encouraging a culture of accountability and empowering employees to take ownership of their role in protecting the organization from cyber threats

Last year, the UK government announced its National Cyber Strategy for 2022, a comprehensive plan aimed at creating a more secure and resilient nation. However, with the constantly shifting threat landscape, long work hours, a lack of resources, and high staff turnover, cybersecurity teams are at risk of experiencing stress and burnout, which can ultimately affect their ability to keep the nation secure.

To ensure the success of the National Cyber Strategy, it is crucial to prioritize the personal resilience and wellbeing of cybersecurity teams. Understanding how stress and burnout are emerging in the workplace today and the impact they can have on individuals and teams.

In this interactive Deep Dive session, we will explore the following topics in depth and encourage discussion and participation from all 

• The importance of leaders showing vulnerability and leading by example to create a culture of openness and support.
• Tools and techniques to build personal resilience, manage stress, and prevent burnout, such as mindfulness, exercise, and time management strategies.
• How organizations can take proactive steps to protect the wellbeing of their cybersecurity teams, including creating supportive policies and providing access to mental health resources