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TUESDAY 26TH AND WEDNESDAY 27TH MARCH 2024

Connecting business with cyber security

The-C2 is an exclusive, invite-only threat intelligence event that connects multinational business executives with the cutting edge of the cyber security industry. The event enables frank and open discussion of the developing digital threat landscape between global security leaders.

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With only 200 exclusively and personally invited delegates, The-C2 provides a bespoke experience for leaders in security and threat intelligence by enabling frank discussions and providing access to international leaders in threat intelligence.

The-C2 pools invaluable experiences and expertise from across the globe to identify the developments in cyber threats and evolving mitigation measures.

The-C2 is hosted by SE Labs, the world’s leading security testing lab. Its unique position in the industry provides a route to understanding both the developing threat landscape and the evolving security measures for defending against attackers.

Delegates are from a range of industries, including nuclear energy, defence, legal, natural resources and high tech.

Speakers includes industry analysts and practically experienced cyber security experts from SE Labs’ network of commercial organisations, law enforcement and the military.

The conference’s focus is very much on peer-to-peer, trusted conversations.

THE SPEAKERS

Be inspired by our amazing speakers

Simon Edwards

FOUNDER AND CEO

SE Labs

Gonçalo Ribeiro

Head of Cyber Intelligence

EUROPOL – EC3

Martin Lee

AUTHOR AND EMEA LEAD, TALOS

Cisco

Allie Mellen

Principal Analyst, Security and Risk

Forrester

Joshua Saxe

Tech lead applying AI to cybersecurity and reducing AI’s cybersecurity risks

Meta

Dr. Richard Ford

Daniel Cuthbert

Global Head of Cyber Security Research

Banco Santander

Nabil Khokhar

Founder and CEO

DarkGuard

Stefanie Metka

Head, Cyber Threat Analysis Branch and NCIRC Coordination Centre

NATO

Joel Spurlock

VP, Data Science

CrowdStrike

Jeremy Kirk

Executive Editor, Cyber Threat Intelligence

Intel 471

Terry Budd

Trial Attorney Privacy/ Cyber security

Budd Law PLLC

St John Harold

Group Information Security Manager

PM Group

Jennifer McGhee

DIRECTOR OF CYBER SECURITY

Element Materials Technology

Rt Hon Tobias Ellwood

Former Chair of UK Defence Select Committee

UK Government

AGENDA

What we have planned

The topics and conversations on offer at The-C2 2024:

Keynote: Gonçalo Ribeiro, Head of Cyber Intelligence, Europol – EC3

Special Guest Speaker: Rt Hon Tobias Ellwood MP, Former Chair of UK Defence Select Committee

Security Basics are Essential

(Not Basic)

The importance of cyber hygiene, why adding more products is almost certainly not what you want or need, and the value of thinking like an attacker.

– Richard Ford

Responding to Ransomware

(It’s Not All About Technology)

Reflecting on conversations with CISOs at organisations that have fallen victim to ransomware and considering the effect that ransomware attacks have on the people who faced the impacts.

– Jeremy Kirk

Surviving Ransomware

(The Human Element)

A candid and revealing case study of surviving an APT ransomware attack. Featuring good practices, unexpected challenges and difficulties overcome. What really made a difference from a cyber leader’s point of view?

– Jennifer McGhee

Supply Chain Attack Incident Response

(When your partners are part of the problem)

How to navigate the complex task of securing and responding to cyber security incidents from your supply chain.

– Nabil Khokhar

How to build a leading detection engineering practice to transform the SOC

In a new approach to security operations, we cover how to build a leading detection engineering practice for any industry or maturity security team.

– Allie Mellen

The Many Faces of Threat Intelligence

(Which Ones Are The Most Useful?)

Threat intelligence means different things to different people. Understanding the different options helps organisations to focus on the most beneficial details.

– Martin Lee

Lessons In Cyber Warfare

(Seizing Speed Supremacy Against AI-Fuelled Adversaries)

– Joel Spurlock

Building a Security Team

(To Protect Your Organisation)

– St John Harold

The Last Attempted AI Revolution In Security

(And The Next One)

– Joshua Saxe

Cyber Law in 2024

(How Have Things Changed and What’s Next?)

– Terry Budd

Supply Chain Threats

(Large Scale Scanning Dependencies Vulnerabilities)

– Daniel Cuthbert

What Businesses Can Learn from National Security Strategies

– Rt Hon Tobias Ellwood MP

Expert Discussion Panels

  • Supply Chain Protection
  • Protecting Very Large Organisations
    (The Special Challenges and Solutions)

Breakout demonstrations and networking meetings

Drinks and Canapés Reception

Gala Dinner

Security Awards

Detailed Agenda

Explore the full programme for The-C2 2024.

Click to expand each day:

Day One (26th March 2024)
Time/ DatePeriodActivity
090015 minsWelcome
– Simon Edwards, SE LABS
091545 minsKeynote
– Gonçalo Ribeiro, EUROPOL – EC3
101045 minsSecurity Basics are Essential (Not Basic)
– Richard Ford
105530 minsMorning Refreshments/ Breakout Sessions
113045 minsResponding to Ransomware (It’s Not All About Technology)
– Jeremy Kirk, INTEL 471
121540 minsSurviving Ransomware (The Human Element)
– Jennifer McGhee, ELEMENT
13001h 30 minsLunch
143045 minsSupply Chain Attack Incident Response
– Nabil Khokhar, DARKGUARD
151530 minsSupply Chain Threats (Large Scale Scanning Dependencies Vulnerabilities)
– Daniel Cuthbert, BANCO SANTANDER
154545 minsAfternoon Refreshments/ Breakout Sessions
163020 minsWhat Businesses Can Learn from National Security Strategies
– Rt Hon Tobias Ellwood MP, FORMER CHAIR OF UK DEFENCE SELECT COMMITTEE
165545 minsLessons In Cyber Warfare (Seizing Speed Supremacy Against AI-Fuelled Adversaries)
– Joel Spurlock, CROWDSTRIKE
1740 – 20002h 20 minsDrinks Reception
Day Two (27th March 2024)
Time/ DatePeriodActivity
093040 minsThe Many Faces of Threat Intelligence (Which Ones Are The Most Useful?)
– Martin Lee, CISCO
101045 minsHow to build a leading detection engineering practice to transform the SOC
– Allie Mellen, FORRESTER
105530 minsMorning Refreshments/ Breakout Sessions
113045 minsBuilding a Security Team (To Protect Your Organisation)
– St John Harold, PM GROUP
121540 minsProtecting Very Large Organisations (The Special Challenges and Solutions)
– Panel
13001h 30 minsLunch
143035 minsCyber Law in 2024 (How Have Things Changed and What’s Next?)
– Terry Budd, BUDD LAW
150530 minsThe Last Attempted AI Revolution in Security (And The Next One)
– Joshua Saxe, META
153525 minsFinal words; group discussion
16003 hoursFree time
1900 – 23595 hoursGala dinner/ awards presentation
THE VENUE

The-C2 Club House

The-C2 is held annually at Merchant Taylors’ Hall, London

Our venue is key to the character of The-C2

This security conference is for security leaders. There is no better place to host such an event than at Merchant Taylors’ Hall.

For over 700 years it has hosted gatherings for key figures in our medieval and modern history.

The Merchant Taylors’ Company was formalised by royal charter in 1327 and has occupied the same site on Threadneedle Street since at least 1347. It is the only ancient Livery Company to remain on its original site. Through history many noblemen, some noblewomen and several Kings of England have entered its ranks as honorary freemen.

The Company has enjoyed royal patronage over the years; along with admitting many royals into the Company. Edward III (1327-77) and Henry VII (1485-1509) were admitted as members of the fraternity. More recently, both the late Queen Mother and the late Princess Diana were made honorary Merchant Taylors.

Through history Merchant Taylors has continued to play a prominent part in City life, within an ever-changing political and social landscape. Attendees of The-C2 join the ranks of several Kings and Queens of Britain, Mayors of London and a host of other historical figures (as well as Harry Potter).

Secure your ticket

Multiple ticket options are available to suit your requirements.

Gold

£1,315

Full access to the two day conference and a three course fine dining lunch, plus all refreshments.

Conference Access

Platinum

£1,690

Full access (as Gold ticket) plus a ticket to the Grande Finale Party and SE Labs Annual Security Awards presentation.

Conference Access + Grande Finale Party and Security Awards

Platinum + [SOLD OUT]

£2,690 [SOLD OUT]

All features of the Platinum ticket, plus a three night stay in a top London hotel (near to The-C2) at an exclusive preferential rate.

Conference Access + Grande Finale Party and Security Awards + Hotel Stay

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