Agenda

Agenda

Agenda

IT Security Summit

Thu, May 14

12:30PM

Parallel Sessions

Track 1 & Track 2

12:30PM – 12:20PM

Track 1: Pressure, Pace, and Priorities: Cyber Resilience in the Age of Compressed Timelines

Iraklis Mathiopoulos

Iraklis Mathiopoulos

EVP of Assurance and DFIR, Obrela

12:15PM – 12:20PM

From Telemetry Chaos to Real-Time Intelligence — in 5 Minutes

Jan Ogorzalek

Jan Ogorzalek

Regional Director, Northern Europe, DataBahn

8:30AM

Networking and Registration

Keynote
9:30AM

IDC Security Summit UK Opening Remarks

Hannah Dowie | IDC

Senior Event Manager

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9:40AM

IDC Keynote: Securing the Enterprise in the Age of AI Agents

An opening keynote on how AI agents, autonomous workflows, and intelligent systems are reshaping UK enterprise security models, governance frameworks, and executive accountability under the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill.

10:10AM

Host Sponsor Keynote

10:25AM

Strategic Sponsor Keynote

10:40AM

Opening Panel Discussion: Is UK Cybersecurity Ready for AI-Powered Attacks?

UK security executives discuss the growing sophistication of AI-enabled synthetic identity phishing, deepfakes, and automated attack campaigns. IDC predicts 60% of European organizations will face synthetic-identity phishing by 2027.

11:00AM

Networking Break

11:30AM

Strategic Sponsor Keynote

11:45AM

Strategic Sponsor Keynote

12:00PM

Parallel Sessions

Track 1 & Track 2

12:00PM – 12:20PM

Panel Discussion: Who Owns Cyber Risk in the UK Boardroom?

12:00PM – 12:20PM

Panel Discussion: The Future of Identity in Machine-Driven Enterprises

12:30PM

Parallel Sessions

Track 1 & Track 2

12:30PM – 12:55PM

Track 1: End use panel

12:30PM – 12:55PM

Track 2: End use panel

12:55PM

Parallel Sessions

Track 1 & Track 2

12:55PM – 1:00PM

Track 1: Tech Pitch Sponsor

12:55PM – 1:00PM

Track 2: Tech Pitch Sponsor

1:00PM

Networking Lunch Break

2:15PM

IDC Connect Roundtables

IDC Connect 1 : Governing AI Agents: Accountability and Control under NIS2, DORA and the EU AI Act

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IDC Connect 2 : The Cyber Arms Race: Using AI in the SOC to Counter Deepfakes, Synthetic Identities and Automated Attacks

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IDC Connect 3 : Identity Is the New Perimeter: Managing Humans, Machines, APIs and AI Agents across Hybrid Estates

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IDC Connect 4 : Quantum Readiness: Building a Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration Roadmap

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IDC Connect 5 : Securing the Operational Edge: OT Resilience and IT/OT Convergence in Critical Infrastructure

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IDC Connect 6 : From Metrics to Money: Supply Chain Risk, Board Accountability and Quantifying Cyber Exposure

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IDC Connect 7: How do you measure the value of AI?

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3:30PM

Networking Break

3:55PM

Closing Panel: Sovereign Security vs. Global Innovation: The UK’s Dilemma

The tension between data sovereignty mandates and the operational realities of UK enterprises competing in global digital markets, where regulatory and data sovereignty support (32%) is now the top vendor selection criterion.

Alan Jenkins

Alan Jenkins

Principal Consultant, The Cyber Security Navigator

Trudy Chisamba-Laity

Trudy Chisamba-Laity

Cyber Security Senior Project Manager, Admiral Group Plc

Joel Stradling

Joel Stradling

Senior Research Director, European Security, IDC

4:20PM

IDC Closing Keynote: From the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill to the AI Act: Regulation Reshaping UK Security Strategy

How converging regulation is defining a new UK security architecture, and what CISOs, boards, and technology leaders must do now to turn compliance pressure into strategic advantage.

Jake Moore

Jake Moore

Crime Enthusiast and Cybersecurity Advisor

4:45PM

Closing Remarks and Key Takeaways: Leading UK Cybersecurity Through the Next Decade

A closing executive perspective on how AI, the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, sovereign mandates, geopolitical instability, and quantum risk are reshaping the role of the UK CISO across the 2027-2030 horizon.

Hannah Dowie

Hannah Dowie

Senior Event Manager, IDC