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What today’s landscape reveals about tomorrow’s cyber risks
Cyber risk is evolving beyond a technology challenge into an issue of trust. As organisations become more reliant on identities, cloud platforms and third-party ecosystems, attackers are increasingly targeting the relationships and processes businesses depend on every day.
Drawing on findings from our 2026 Cyber Threat Report, including intelligence from our SecOps team and wider industry authorities, this executive briefing will explore the risks, trends and priorities business leaders should be preparing for as they look ahead to 2027.
We’ll Cover:
How the cyber threat landscape is changing across organisations of all sizes
The growing influence of AI on social engineering and human risk
Why identity continues to be the foundation of cyber resilience
The increasing impact of supply chain and third-party exposure
Whether you’re responsible for cyber security, technology strategy, risk management or operational resilience, you’ll leave with a clearer understanding of where risk is shifting and the actions worth prioritising now.
Meet the speakers
Charlie Kelly
Role: Principal Security Analyst – Stripe OLT Ex Microsoft & CrowdStrike, Hack the Box Ambassador, & BSides Cheltenham Director – sharing front-line SOC intelligence and real-world insight.
Silas Bryant
Role: SOC Senior Lead Shift Analyst – Stripe OLT Former Software Developer, SC-200 & Security+ certified, and TryHackMe Community Moderator – sharing hands-on SOC insight and practical cyber security guidance
Jake Goodwin
Role: Senior Content & Demand Generation Executive – Stripe OLT Session host – guiding the conversation between expert insight and business impact.
Who is it for?
This briefing has been designed for senior technology, cyber security and risk professionals, including CISOs, CTOs, CIOs, Heads of IT, IT Directors, Security Managers and Risk Leaders.
Whether you’re shaping security strategy, overseeing operational resilience, managing cyber risk or advising the board, the content has been tailored to help leadership teams understand where risk is shifting and the practical priorities that should be informing decision-making as they prepare for 2027.
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