Meet the Expert Panel Joining Our Cyber Security Event This September

From ransomware and phishing attacks to AI-driven threats and regulatory pressures, today’s business leaders are facing an increasingly complex cyber landscape. That’s why we’re bringing together a panel of industry experts to provide practical insights, real-world experiences, and actionable advice at our upcoming event, Protecting Your Business: Essential Cyber Security for South West SMEs.

Taking place on Thursday 17th September at Ashton Gate Stadium in Bristol, this exclusive evening event will explore the cyber threats facing organisations today, how artificial intelligence is reshaping the threat landscape, and what businesses can do to improve resilience and recover quickly from an incident.

Meet the Panel

Eddie Lamb

Chief Information Security Officer, Hiscox

Eddie Lamb leads Hiscox‘s global cyber products and services centre of excellence and brings more than two decades of cyber security experience spanning intelligence, consultancy, and executive leadership. His career includes service within British Intelligence and the Army Intelligence Corps, work at GCHQ contributing to the UK’s first National Cyber Strategy, and senior consulting roles with Deloitte, KPMG, CGI, and Accenture. Today, he works closely with organisations navigating cyber risk, helping businesses strengthen resilience and understand the evolving threat landscape.

At the event, Eddie will share insights into the cyber incidents organisations are currently facing, the business impact of cyber attacks, and what leaders should be doing to reduce risk.

Jenna Vreugdenhil

Cyber Security Advocate, Technology Speaker & Channel Development Manager, Kaseya

Jenna Vreugdenhil is a cybersecurity advocate, technology speaker, and Channel Development Manager at Kaseya. Working across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, Jenna collaborates with leading IT and cybersecurity experts, helping organisations understand the real-world impact of cyber threats, emerging technologies, and artificial intelligence.

Known for her energetic and engaging presentation style, Jenna specialises in translating complex technical topics into practical business advice. From cyber resilience and business continuity to the opportunities and risks associated with AI, Jenna is passionate about equipping business leaders with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions.

At our event, Jenna will discuss how emerging technologies are changing the cyber security landscape, the role AI is playing in both cyber defence and cyber crime, and what organisations need to do to stay ahead.

Olivia M.

Cyber Prevent, Protect & Prepare Officer, Regional Economic Cyber Crime Unit (RECCU)

Representing the South West Regional Economic Cyber Crime Unit, Olivia works within a specialist policing team focused on disrupting cyber crime, fraud, money laundering, and organised criminal activity. The unit works directly with organisations across the region to improve cyber resilience through guidance, education, workshops, and practical support.

Olivia will provide a unique law enforcement perspective on the threats currently targeting organisations across the South West, what criminals are looking for, and the simple precautions businesses can take to reduce their exposure.

What You’ll Learn

During the panel discussion, our experts will explore:

  • The cyber threats currently affecting UK SMEs
  • How cyber criminals are using AI
  • Practical ways to improve cyber resilience
  • Business continuity and recovery planning
  • Cyber insurance expectations and requirements
  • Compliance considerations for growing organisations
  • How to build a security-first culture across the business

Most importantly, you’ll leave with practical actions that can be implemented immediately to help reduce risk and protect your organisation.

Join Us in Bristol

Whether you’re a business owner, director, operations leader, finance professional, or responsible for technology within your organisation, this event will provide valuable insight into one of the biggest business risks facing organisations today.

With expert speakers, practical advice, peer networking, and an opportunity to ask your own questions, this is a must-attend event for South West businesses looking to strengthen their cyber security posture.

Reserve Your Place

Places are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Don’t wait until a cyber incident forces action. Join us on 17th September and discover what your organisation can do now to become more secure, resilient, and prepared for whatever comes next.

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