There is now just three days to go until DIGIT’s Scot-Secure 2023 Cybersecurity Conference takes place at Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh on the 30th of March.

Now in its ninth 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 2023 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.

Speakers at Scot-Secure 2023 include:

• Gwen Diagram, Head of Engineering, Gleam
• Marko Jung, Head of Counter Threat Unit, LEGO Group
• Jessica Amery, Group Threat Intelligence Analyst, The Weir Group
• Durgesh Gaitonde, Technology & Cyber Risk Management, Tesco Bank
• Grant Cairns, Security Manager, Tesco Bank
• Leo Cunningham, CISO, Flo Health
• Vangelis Stykas, CTO, Tremau
• Lena Smart, CISO, MongoDB
• Lindy Cameron CB OBE, Chief Executive Officer, NCSC
• Kajus Sestokas, Application Security Engineer, Flo Health
• Mike Smith, Cyber Incident Response & Threat Intelligence Manager, Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland
• Jennifer Williams, Director of IT & Operations, Secarma

A full list of speakers at Scot-Secure 2022 can be found here: www.scot-secure.com.

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Commenting on the event, DIGIT Founder, Ray Bugg, said: “We’ve had to stop taking registrations for this year’s Scot-Secure as we’re fully booked – we’re expecting our busiest cybersecurity event ever.

“That’s reflective of not only the current geo-political cybersecurity landscape, but the ever-evolving threats of emerging technologies, punctuated by things like thriving ransomware black markets, ever increasing organisational complexity and bigger calls than ever to diversify our cybersecurity teams.

“All this and much more will be discussed at this year’s Scot-Secure.

“We expect as much anticipation for our first-ever Scot-Secure West at the Technology and Innovation Centre at Glasgow’s University of Strathclyde on September 14th. If you didn’t manage get a spot for our Edinburgh event, be sure to register for that one!”