Developed for members, by members, our 2024 FinCyber Today UK convenes our UK and European community members for a day of interactive workshops, demonstrations, discussions, and expert panels with some networking thrown in. The goal for the event is for every attendee to leave with key takeaways that they can immediately apply to protecting their firms and customers.
Learn from your fellow practitioners through sessions dedicated to specific issues, such as third party risk management, AI, and resilience, as well as industry verticals such as insurance and securities.
Meet our Global Intelligence and Member Services teams who can help you maximise the value of FS-ISAC's offerings to gain a critical edge over threat actors.
Attendance is open and free for FS-ISAC members.
We will be hosting an in-person, insider threat tabletop exercise on Monday, 23 September. This exercise is hosted in conjunction with 2024 FinCyber Today UK but registration is separate. Find out more about the exercise here.
The theme for 2024 FinCyber Today UK is Community. Engagement. Resilience.
The call for presentations is now closed.
FinCyber Today UK is a one-day event with content developed to bring learning and networking together in problem-solving, solution-building sessions with a high focus on innovation.
The theme of the day is Community. Engagement. Resilience. It defines what members will take home with them. This is a dedicated day for our greater United Kingdom community, which is our second largest in the world. The day brings together an estimated 250-300 cyber and security executives, spending the day sharing, learning, and bringing our mutual challenges to the table for sector-level resilience.
Consider including stories and best practices from the work you do to protect the sector today and build long-term resilience. Our industry is interested in all aspects of cybersecurity that will make their businesses safe and more resilient: recent discussions have included AI, supplier risk, and fraud.
There are no third-party sponsors for this event. FS-ISAC completely runs the CAPS exercises.
Join us on Monday, 23 September for an in-person, insider threat tabletop exercise. This exercise is hosted in conjunction with 2024 FinCyber Today UK but registration is separate. Register here.
As we transform our business models to deliver more agile services, the increasing threat of ransomware can potentially disrupt those services, causing an impact on society. Shifting to Zero Trust thinking will be more effective and cost-saving than traditional security approaches. By examining real-world incidents, will learn how the integration of Zero Trust into your business continuity and disaster recovery plan is an effective way to mitigate damage. Addressing topics such as identifying and defining risks, reducing attack surfaces; containing a ransomware attack, and responding to and restoring services during an attack. The workshop will focus on cyber and operational resilience by engaging participants in breakout groups and an interactive style game designed to simulate key business continuity and resilience decision making.
Understanding the new recovery challenges within Operational Resilience regulations following an 'extreme but plausible' cyber event, as recently experienced around the world, does not always have to originate via intentional or malicious intent. Operational resilience regulations require financial institutions to demonstrate their ability to recover critical activities. Learn the practical aspects of a new innovative approach 'Lifeboat strategy' for recovery that firms can use Cost vs risk-appropriate approach tried and tested tools; facilitation of testing; experience and challenges for implementation. An interactive session with discussion, industry insights and client case study examples.
Join us for an insightful member session from JPMC, where we will delve into their innovative approaches for reimagining operational risk within their Technology and Cyber organizations. The discussion will cover the use of risk management framework enhancements and future risk management tools, including thematic risk reviews and the associated advantages for both the First and the Second Lines of Defence.
Join two experts as they discuss the application of structured analytic techniques in the cyber threat analysis to address risks and ultimately support decision-makers beyond the cyber realm. Hear about the theory behind strategic intelligence analysis, understand how to address non-technical business requirements, and learn how one of your peers are putting this approach into action.
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