There is now just one week to go until DIGIT’s Scot-Secure 2022 Cyber Security Conference takes place at Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh on the 23rd of March.
Now in its eighth year, the event will bring together speakers, panellists and delegates to explore the current trends, key threats and best-practice in cybersecurity.
As Scotland’s largest annual cybersecurity conference, Scot-Secure 2022 will focus on improving awareness and best practice through shared learning: highlighting emerging threats, new research and changing adversarial tactics, and examining practical ways to improve resilience, detection and response.
In addition to taking place physically at Dynamic Earth, Scot-Secure 2022 is a hybrid event, with sessions streamed via a virtual platform.
Speakers at Scot-Secure 2022 include:
- Jude McCorry, CEO, Scottish Business Resilience Centre
- Jordan Schroeder, Managing CISO, Barrier Networks
- Lianne Potter, Cyber Anthropologist and Security Transformation Leader
- Lee Whatford, CISO, Domino’s Pizza
- Craig Potter, Detective Sergeant, Cybercrime Operations, Police Scotland
- Stu Hirst, CISO, Trustpilot
- Greg van der Gaast, CISO, Scoutbee
- Kirsten Paul, Associate Director & Head of Clark.tech
- Vincent Faye, Head of Cyber Detection & Response, Airbus
- Dr Sonali Mohapatra, Space Application Lead, Craft Prospect
- Dr Lynsay Shepherd, Lecturer in Cybersecurity & HCI, Abertay University
- Don Smith, Senior Director of IT Security, Secureworks
A full list of speakers at Scot-Secure 2022 can be found here: www.scot-secure.com
Commenting on the event, DIGIT Founder, Ray Bugg, said: “The Covid pandemic has seen two years of escalating cyberthreats – fraud, ransomware, phishing emails, the list is endless. Since 2020, the world has become more digitised, and that means the consequences of a cyberattack can be more severe than ever.
“Now, in the last few weeks, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has all eyes on the threat posed by nation-state actors and the risks posed by a coordinated attack on critical infrastructure.
“At Scot-Secure 2022, we aim to contextualise the rapidly changing cybersecurity landscape as well as the challenges that businesses and the public now face.”
Register Now!
As a hybrid event, you can book your place to attend Scot-Secure 2022 in person by visiting: www.scot-secure.com/bookinperson
Or, you can attend online by registering at: www.scot-secure.com/bookvirtual
*The conference is free to attend for all security/IT personnel from the end-user community.
Charges may apply for IT vendors, sales personnel, consultants and recruiters.





