Agenda

With AI systems processing vast amounts of personal data, is the current GDPR framework still sufficient, or does it need a reboot?

Moderator

• TBA

Panellist

• Dr Nathalie Moreno, Partner, Data Protection, Cybersecurity & AI at Kennedys
• Gillian Cossey, Data Protection Officer, Virgin Atlantic Ltd
• James Robson, Data Protection Officer, The Labour Party

The year 2027 is increasingly seen as a potential inflection point in global politics, security, and economics. This prospective shock could be the 'perfect storm' of geopolitical risk, driven by a convergence of great power rivalries, national-level political instability, economic fragility, and thematic risk accelerators. During this session, Sibylline's founder and CEO, Justin Crump will delve into the current trajectories and risk indicators, examine the drivers, possible scenarios, and discuss mitigation strategies business can consider.

Speaker

• Justin Crump, CEO, Sibylline

Panellist

• Sarah Gee, Group DPO, Revolut

What distinguishes organisations that respond well when a real crisis hits - the kind that’s fast, messy and deeply public? This year’s events have served as reminders of the fragility of established, highly trusted organisations – from international airports to national retailers – to major disruption. System failures and their handling can hinder the ability to continue operations and undermine trust of stakeholders including customers, employees, suppliers, governments and regulators, leading to financial losses, public scrutiny and a decline in brand reputation in a matter of days. Crisis doesn’t arrive neatly - it disrupts leadership, exposes assumptions, and accelerates organisational risk. The businesses that respond best are those that have trained for the real thing, and can respond in the moment, dynamically, not just written plans for if they may need to do so. Andy and Claire will show that real resilience is a capability that can be taught, drilled and deployed. They will present an approach that draws on decision-making models developed in high-risk environments (incl. military, emergency services, aviation), which are designed to force clarity, coordination and accountability under pressure, providing leaders with a logic for action when information is incomplete, time is limited, and consequences are long- term.

This session will explore:

• How risk boards and senior leaders become underprepared for the speed of required decision-making in high-profile crises - the predictable failure modes and what to fix first.
• How corporate leaders can adopt models used by high-risk environments - incident command translated for the board.
• How teams can be trained - build muscle memory for crisis response.
• How systems are tested and strengthened - crisis audits, realistic war-gaming, playbooks, regulator and stakeholder interface testing, and capability metrics to track progress.
• Analysis of real-life examples against effective crisis response models

Keynote Speakers

• Claire Davidson, Founding Partner, DRD
• Andy Roe, Former Commissioner of the London Fire Brigade

The threats are faster and smarter. How can you build fraud detection and anti-money laundering frameworks that keep up?

Moderator

• Mateo Jarrin Cuvi, Global Manager for Partners & Media, The Associate of Governance, Risk & Compliance

Panellists

• Christopher Freeman, Risk, Threat and Prevention, Public Sector Fraud Authority, Cabinet Office

How organisations can break down silos and manage intersecting risks across data, digital threats, and illicit finance.

From workforce shortages to patient safety, this session examines the top risks healthcare providers face and how governance models are evolving to manage them effectively, particularly with increased digitalisation and AI in clinical settings.

Panellist

This is your chance to see real-world solutions in action. The session will feature a deep, practical demonstration, walking you through how a specific technology can solve a critical problem and generate tangible results for your organisation.

Presenter

• Presenter reveal coming soon!

The FCA is laser-focused on Money Laundering Through Markets (MLTM) and Authorised Push Payment (APP) fraud. This session would explore how AI and integrated monitoring are becoming essential tools for detection and compliance.

Panellist

In this keynote, Jesse Tayler — inventor of the App Store and founder of TruAnon — traces the evolution of digital trust, from protecting app and music rights in the early internet to today’s challenges in identity and fraud prevention. Drawing on decades at the intersection of technology, security, and innovation, Jesse connects the dots between consumer tech, anti-fraud principles, and the frameworks that now protect our data, users, and systems.

Speaker

• Jesse Tayler, Founder & CTO of TruAnon, Inventor of the App Store

In an era of instant news, social media amplification, and rising stakeholder expectations, organisations face relentless scrutiny. From public data breaches to employee activism and customer backlash, reputation can be damaged overnight. This session explores how governance frameworks, transparent communication, and strong data controls can help leaders anticipate risks, navigate crises, and safeguard trust in the age of radical transparency.

Panellist

• Marilia Aires, Legal Counsel and Data Protection Officer, Nova Compliance Lab
• Dan Rhodes, Senior Director, Legal and DPO, Granicus

As the workforce ages and new technologies are introduced, managing process safety and preventing major incidents remains critical. This session could explore how new training methods (VR/AR) and data analytics can mitigate human risk factors.

Panellist