Webinars

Martyn’s Law Update: What are the key points we learned from ISE that organisations and companies need to do now? 

Friday 20 November | 11am (GMT)

As the end of the settling in period for Martyn’s Law draws even closer it is critical to know how those implementing it, those charged with policing it and the wider security community are dealing with preparations for full implementation. Where are the sticking points? What is going well? What needs to be addressed by whom and what information is missing to ensure the legislation is fully complied with?
 
By way of taking the lessons from the Conference and Summit at this September's International Security Expo, this webinar gives a perfect opportunity for the community to engage with those responsible for different elements of Martyn’s Law implementation and to get your feelings and thoughts over to them.  Moderated by Philip Ingram MBE, who will ensure key questions are answered by those attending.

Speakers:

• Figen Murray OBE – Initiator & Lead Campaigner for Martyn's Law | Chair, International Security Expo

• Shaun Hipgrave – Director Protect and Prepare, UK Home Office

• Stephen Fosher – Head of NaCTSO, National Counter Terrorism Office

• Laura Gibb – Executive Director – Martyn's Law, Security Industry Authority (SIA)

• Moderated by Philip Ingram MBE, presenter News UK & International Security Expo head of content

 

With the world in turmoil, geopolitics has never been more relevant to the wider security landscape. Understanding and mitigating hostile state threats, delving into “Grey Zone” activities and looking at how these impact businesses and not just states, is an often-forgotten art.

Whilst the impact in the cyber environment, the potential for espionage utilising connected devices, how unrest can be stirred using information operations, and the potential impacts for Critical National Infrastructure, business continuity, maritime security and more, are all causes for concern.

This webinar will take these meaty subjects and distil an understanding of how they impact businesses and individuals. Featuring recognised experts, it will signpost what we need to be aware of and how we can all mitigate the potential risks associated with these uncertain times.

Speakers:

• Moderated by Philip Ingram MBE, a global geopolitical commentator & International Security Expo head of content

• Eliot Wilson – geopolitical commentator for City AM, The Spectator & Times Radio

• Roy McComb – Director, Inquisitio Consulting Ltd; former Deputy Director, NCA

• Alice Bromage – CEO & Founder, Empowering Success