CISO 360 Dinner Roundtable:
Decoding Threat Intelligence for Digital Defence
Thursday 13 March 2025 | 18:30-22:30
The Graham Greene Room – Rules
London
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Your Invitation to History at Rules!
In today’s fast-moving digital world, proactive threat intelligence is critical to staying ahead of evolving cyber risks. As adversaries adopt increasingly sophisticated tactics, security leaders must move beyond reactive measures to anticipate and mitigate threats before they strike. The question is: how can we effectively harness accurate, timely, and actionable threat intelligence to defend our organisations?
Join us for an exclusive CISO 360 Dinner Roundtable, where cybersecurity leaders will gather for an evening of insightful discussion and peer exchange. Hosted by Pulse and kindly sponsored by Reliance Cyber, this interactive session will provide practical insights into the power of threat intelligence in driving proactive defence strategies.
Key Discussion Topics:
- The Value of Threat Intelligence: What insights truly drive proactive defence?
- Infrastructure Challenges: How are we managing risk across complex digital ecosystems?
- Lessons from the Field: Success stories of threat intelligence preventing attacks.
- Best Practices: How to embed threat intelligence seamlessly into your strategy.
This roundtable offers a rare opportunity to engage with fellow CISOs, share experiences, and walk away with practical strategies for strengthening your organisation’s defences. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this dynamic, solution-focused conversation.
We are thrilled to have secured Rules. More than just a restaurant, Rules is a living relic of London’s past. Situated on Maiden Lane, an ancient path that connected the convent garden of Westminster Abbey to St. Martin’s Lane, the restaurant has been a witness to London’s ever-changing history. From J.M.W. Turner’s birthplace to tales of Andrew Marvell, Maiden Lane’s historical significance is woven into Rules’ narrative.
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Team Pulse
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About Reliance Cyber
Reliance Cyber delivers world class cybersecurity services tailored to the unique needs of our customers. With extensive in-house expertise and advanced technology, we protect organisations across a wide range of sectors—from enterprise to government—against the most sophisticated threats, including those from nation-state actors. Our teams safeguard critical assets, people, data, and reputations, allowing customers to focus on their core business objectives with confidence.
Discussion co-steered by a Fellow CISO and a Strategist
Practicalities
- Attendee: CISOs, Deputy CISOs and senior cybersecurity practitioners
- No vendors/suppliers are permitted unless the individual is in a senior cybersecurity role / CISO. No sales, marketing, or media are permitted
- There is a limit of two individuals per organisation.
- Conducted under The Chatham House Rule.
- Co-chaired by a leading Chief Information Security Officer and a Strategist
- Pulse Conferences is your Master of Ceremonies.
- There is no cost to attend. Places around the table are limited.
Who should attend
- CISOs, Deputy CISOs and senior cybersecurity practitioners
- No vendors/suppliers or consultants are permitted
- No sales, marketing, or media are permitted
- Organisation size of at least 500 employees (smaller than 500 may be considered)
Timings – Thursday 13 March 2025
18:30-19:30 Guests arrive to a welcome drinks reception
19:30-22:00 Discussion and 3 course dinner
22:00-22:30 Conclusions
Your Invitation to History!
We invite you to experience Rules, where tradition meets contemporary dining. Join us in celebrating history, elegance, and exceptional British cuisine. Every journey with us is a journey through time, and every meal is an ode to the enduring spirit of this incredible establishment. Throughout history, Rules has seen the reigns of nine monarchs, but changed hands only three times, with its legacy carefully preserved. In 1798, Thomas Rule, the founder of Rules, began his journey into the world of oysters at Maiden Lane. During these times, only one person per building was a ratepayer, and the bustling Census of 1841 revealed that as many as three separate households, totalling 30 individuals, were part of the Maiden Lane community.
Just before World War I, Charles Rule, a descendant of the founder, considered a move to Paris, and by sheer coincidence, crossed paths with Tom Bell, owner of the Parisian restaurant, Alhambra, leading to an unexpected yet transformative business exchange. During World War II, Rules remained open offering essential rationed meals at five shillings while still indulging patrons with the likes of rabbits, grouse, and pheasants. In 1984, the daughter of Tom Bell sold Rules to John Mayhew, who shouldered the role of stewardship. Today, Rules is owned by Ricky McMenemy who has worked at the restaurant for 35 years. It accommodates around 90 guests and employs a dedicated staff of 90, ensuring its storied legacy continues.
The Graham Greene Room is one of the private dining rooms at Rules, an iconic and historic restaurant located in Covent Garden, London. Established in 1798, Rules is London’s oldest restaurant, renowned for its classic British cuisine, particularly its focus on game and traditional dishes. The Graham Greene Room is named after the famous British writer Graham Greene, who was a regular patron of the restaurant, adding an element of literary history to the dining experience.
Rules – The Graham Greene Room
35 Maiden Lane
Covent Garden
WC2E 7LB
Closest station: Covent Garden