THE CONVERSATION
What happens in the room changes with the moment.
Signal Sessions are designed around live issues, real pressure and the conversations leaders are already having behind closed doors.
Operating under Chatham House principles, some themes stay constant. The questions evolve.
So what do we actually talk about?
The conversation moves with the mood of the room, the pressure people are under and whatever challenges the security world has thrown at them that week.
The moderator opens things up, the panel shares perspectives from the front line and then the room gets involved.
Sometimes strategic. Sometimes technical. Sometimes leadership, burnout or board pressure.
Always honest. Always grounded in people doing the job for real.
PREVIOUS THEMES
KEY PARTNER IN THE ROOM
ThreatAware joins the conversation
ThreatAware continues to support Signal Sessions at this upcoming event, bringing practical perspective on security maturity, visibility and the gap between what organisations believe is happening and what is really happening.
At our last session, ThreatAware CEO Jon Abbott joined the room for a genuinely useful exchange with attendees, building on earlier conversations around current security pressure points through an interactive poll.
It worked because it wasn't a sales slot. It was security professionals in conversation, with Jon showing the passion behind the ThreatAware platform and the belief behind its mission.
Jon Abbott
CEO ThreatAware
Focus: Cyber awareness, maturity and behavioural visibility
Helps with: Understanding where people, process and controls are working, and where they are not
Relevant to the room: Practical assurance, security culture, governance and measurable improvement
Why they fit: ThreatAware brings a grounded view of how security actually lands across an organisation
Role in Signal Sessions: Key partner supporting the conversation.
You can only secure the assets you know about.
INTRODUCTIONS
Know someone who should be in the room?
Signal Sessions grows through trusted introductions and relevant conversations.
If you know a CISO, security leader or senior practitioner who would add to the room, you can suggest them here.