One week to go: Security leaders converge in London
The conversation is moving, and you need to move with it
There's just one week until the Security Leaders Summit returns to London on 26th March, bringing senior IT and security leaders together for a day focused on the realities of modern cyber leadership.
Designed for CISOs, CIOs and senior technology decision-makers, the Security Leaders Summit blends research, case studies and peer discussion to tackle the issues that matter most right now.
Artificial intelligence has been top of the IT agenda for several years, but it’s not the only threat facing security teams. Computing’s Research Director John Leonard will unpack the question many boards are only just starting to ask: Is it time to worry about quantum? Drawing on original Computing research, the session explores how close “Q‑Day” really is, what mitigation looks like in practice and why organisations need to start planning now, not later.
It will also be no surprise that, in an era of world leaders kicking the metaphorical ant hill, geopolitics is a top concern. Consulting CTO Mark Ridley will take the stage to talk about national security, sovereignty and the practicalities of moving away from US tech.
We’ll also be looking at broader, perennial topics like supporting the next generation of talent, building resilience and how to lead teams through pressure.
Beyond the sessions, the Summit is built around conversation. Boardroom appointments and structured networking are designed to help delegates compare notes with peers facing the same pressures — from budget constraints to skills shortages — while exploring new approaches and technologies.
With places filling fast and the event just days away, now is the final chance for security leaders to register for free and be part of the discussion.