teissLondon2025 | The European Information Security Summit

Join ISF experts, Mark Ward, Lee Munson, Elena Shumska and Richard Absalom, as they engage in various panel sessions at teissLondon2025 | The European Information Security Summit.

Returning to London on Thursday 27th February 2025, the day will feature interactive presentations, panel discussions, round tables and workshops, with a focus on how to protect yourself, your colleagues and your organisation from the latest tactics and techniques in the threat actors’ toolbox.

Explore the ISF panel sessions:

10:05-10:30 | 2025 threat trends: protecting your organisation in an evolving cyber-threat landscape

During this session Mark and the panel will explore:

• AI and ML: the new weapons in the threat actors’ arsenal
• An explosion in ransomware attacks thanks to increasingly vulnerable IoT devices
• How quantum computing is rendering current encryption standards obsolete

10:30-11:00 | Friend or foe: how AI is revolutionising social engineering attacks

In this session Lee and the panel will discuss:

• Understanding how cyber-criminals carry out social engineering attacks with sophisticated AI tools
• Getting processes in place to identify and thwart AI-driven deepfake phishing attacks
• Training colleagues to recognise and withstand AI-driven social engineering attacks

14:20-14:50 | Cyber-diversity by design – closing the gender and racial representation gap

In this session Elena and the panel will discuss:

• Removing barriers to gender and ethnic representation in your cyber-security team
• Practical strategies to attract your next generation of cyber-talent
• How a lack of representation means narrower diversity of thought in infosec teams and the wider industry

14:50-15:20 | Fostering a positive cyber-security culture

In this session Richard and the panel will discuss:

• Encouraging behaviours that create a secure information culture
• Creating a cyber-savvy environment which enhances your brand reputation and builds employee pride
• Aligning your cyber-security culture needs with organisational goals