CISO-SOC 360 Dinner Roundtables – Two Dinners, Two Cities
What holistic approaches are we taking to the challenges of today’s security operations?
What are current best practices that people are taking to modernise and scale-up SOC platforms?
Thursday 3 November, 18:00-21:30
The Dome (Green Room), Edinburgh
Thursday 17 November, 18:00-21:30
One Pico (The Polo Room), Dublin
*Select your preferred date and city when you register below
You are invited to participate in these unique dinner roundtable discussions hosted on two dates in two cities: Thursday 6th October, at Shanahan’s on the Green in Dublin and Thursday 3rd November at the Dome on Edinburgh. Guests will have the opportunity to benchmark challenges and approaches with CISO peers, enabling a holistic view of today’s security operations.
Hosted by Pulse Conferences and kindly sponsored by Hunters, this group discussion will connect peers to compare how security teams are being empowered to automate the detection and response to incidents across attack surfaces. Conducted under The Chatham House Rule of non-attribution, this discussion will be co-chaired by a fellow CISO. Pulse Conferences is your host.
Please R.S.V.P. on the link below soonest to confirm your place at the table. There is no cost to attend this event. Confirmations will be done on a ‘first to confirm’ basis.
Many thanks for considering this invitation. We hope that you can join peers for what promises to be a dynamic discussion, a top culinary experience and great company!
Yours sincerely,
Team Pulse
Pulse Conferences
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Excellent benchmarking opportunity against a range of companies at different points in their SOC maturity journey. Expertly hosted, good subject matter, strong attendance from experienced CISOs/HO SecOps. Good debate, challenge and balance of sales focus from the sponsor. Risk Director, Royal London Limited
About Hunters
We’re a group of security and technology experts with a mission to revolutionize security operations.
Our SOC platform empowers security teams to automatically identify and respond to incidents that matter across their entire attack surface. Through built-in detection engineering, data correlation, and automatic investigation, we help teams overcome volume, complexity, and false positives. Hunters mitigates real threats faster and more reliably than SIEMs, ultimately reducing customers’ overall security risk.
For more information visit www.hunters.ai
Discussion Steered by:
Stuart Robertson, Group CISO, Phoenix Group
Phoenix are the UK’s largest pensions and savings business with over 14m policy holders. Prior to joining Phoenix, Stuart was CISO at Standard Life where he also held various IT Leadership roles prior to becoming responsible for protecting the organisation from cyber threats.
Approximate Timings
18:00-18:30 Guests arrive and welcome drinks
18:30-21:00 Discussion while dinner is served
21:00-21:30 Conclusions, goodbyes and guests depart
Talking points
- What holistic approaches are we taking to the challenges of today’s security operations?
- How can we empower our security teams to automatically identify and respond to incidents?
- What are current best practices that people are taking to modernise and scale-up SOC platforms?
“The topic sparked very lively and animated discussions around the table, and I would guess in the bar afterwards, which shows how interested and engaged we all were. To be able to stimulate so much discussion shows how important it is to all, across all industry sectors”
Head of Information Security Assurance, Quilter
Venues and directions
One Pico, Dublin
A modern Irish French restaurant, One Pico offers beautiful food often made up of extraordinary combinations bursting with flavour, presented in a unique way, with an unusual twist. THE POLO ROOM, where the CISO 360 Dinner Roundtable will be hosted is a beautiful Private Dining Room and Bar located on the 1st floor of the restaurant with separate private entrance. Michelin Guide Great Britain & Ireland; Irish Hospitality Awards – Restaurant of The Year; Georgina Campbell Guide Starred Restaurant; Elite Traveller – Best Restaurants in Dublin; Georgina Campbell Guide – Chef of The Year; AA UK & Ireland Three Rosettes; Irish Restaurant Awards – Best Chef Dublin and many more recognitions.
Directions
5 Molesworth Pl, St Stephen’s Green,
Dublin 2, D02 YA32, Ireland
For more directions please click here
https://www.onepico.com/
Closest Train Stations and Tram Stops
Dawson Tram station: 3 minutes walk
Dublin Pearse train station: 12 minutes walk
St. Stephen’s Green tram stop: 7 minutes walk
The Dome, Edinburgh (The Green Room )
The Dome restaurant is George Street’s most iconic building and one of Edinburgh’s illustrious landmarks, in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town.
The Dome is a category A listed building which was first built as the headquarters of the Commercial Bank of Scotland in 1847. The building was designed by David Rhind in a Graeco-Roman style. It stands on the site of the Physicians’ Hall, the offices of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, which was constructed in the 18th century to designs by James Craig, the planner of the New Town.
Directions
14 George St,
Edinburgh EH2 2PF
For more directions please click here
www.thedomeedinburgh.com
Closest Train Stations and Tram Stops
Edinburgh Waverley Station: 7 minutes walk
St Andrew Square Tram Stop: 3 minutes walk
Princes Street Tram Stop: 4 minutes walk
West End Tram stop: 15 minutes walk
