Past events

How can Gulf Cooperation Council states strengthen leadership in cybersecurity?

This workshop is for a select group of cyber professionals and government officials from across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). 

Policy and industry experts explore opportunities for UK-Japan cooperation on technologies of the future.

Financial crime experts from business and policy convene to explore the impacts of illicit finance and address gaps in regulation and enforcement.

Panellists examine the UK’s approach to protecting the digital homeland and transforming defence for the cyber age. 

Maureen Webb argues that hacking can cause necessary disruption to established institutions to ensure democratic accountability and encourage constructive development of systems and processes.

The panel examines the risks of consolidation throughout the internet’s technology stack such as the impact on complex supply chains that support applications, including cloud provisions, ‘as a service’.

This event brings together a wide range of stakeholders including civil society, the tech sector, legal experts and government to launch a new Chatham House paper.

This panel discusses how new technology is changing the geopolitical landscape.

Drawing on their varied experiences, the panellists discuss where and how the intersection and implementation of these technologies is likely to cause most vulnerability.

The panel discusses how the aspired deterring impact in cyberspace can be achieved.

Dr Michal Kosinski explains some of the implications of the big data society for businesses, governments and individuals.