How effectively organisations can protect themselves against cyber threats depends on one fundamental capability that remains in short supply: the ability to communicate cyber risk clearly and concisely.
At every level, effective communication shapes cyber resilience. It influences major investment decisions, responses to high-profile incidents, relationships with customers and regulators, and compliance with an expanding range of requirements. It also affects everyday activities, from board papers and leadership briefings to employee awareness initiatives and third-party engagement.
Drawing on insights from Communicating Cyber Risk, this session explores how clear, succinct and influential communication can help organisations better understand the financial, operational and reputational impact of cyber risk, enabling more informed decisions and stronger resilience.
Communicating Cyber Risk: Enhancing Cyber Resilience through Compelling Communication
How effectively organisations can protect themselves against cyber threats pivots on one fundamental capability, a skill particularly scarce amid the jargon-laden technicality of cybersecurity: clear and concise communication of cyber risk.
Monday 16 November 2026, 11am to 12pm UK time
Online, on Zoom · Free · 1 CPD point for attending live
About this session
A safe space
We enforce the Chatham House Rule at all of our physical events and members-only webinars, so you can openly share your insights about the critical issues impacting our industry.
Members can earn 1 point per hour towards CPE/CPD for every hour of live learning at a SASIG webinar, with ISACA, ICA, CIISec and The Security Institute. You must join a webinar at the time it is streamed to qualify; recordings cannot be counted.
Registration open
Register as a guest
We need these details to send your joining link.
By registering for this webinar you agree:
- The speakers’ organisations may use your details to enhance your experience and email you further information of interest. Please see our Privacy Policy for further details.
- To follow the standard of behaviour set out in SASIG’s Safe Space Charter.
Want recordings and in-person events? Join free
Watch the recording
Recordings are for members.
Monday 16 November 2026
11am to 12pm UK time
Online, on Zoom. Your joining link arrives by email.
1 CPD point for attending live
In the members’ library within two working days
New to SASIG?
A community, not a business. Since 2004 SASIG has been the safe space where the cybersecurity industry learns, meets and speaks freely.
Also coming up
The next webinars. Free, and open to everyone.
Rethinking Operational Resilience in an Era of Geopolitical Risk
Friday, 11am to 12pm UK time · Online
The Business Case for AI Security: Aligning CISOs and CFOs on Agentic Risk
Friday, 11am to 12pm UK time · Online
AI SOC Build vs Buy Fire Round: What Happens After the Prototype In Production
Monday, 2pm to 3pm UK time · Online
Related in the library
Recordings and reports on this topic.
Recording
Beyond the Checkbox: Scaling Compliance Across European Regulations
Added Mon 9 Nov · Recording Niyati Raina, GTM GRC Subject Matter Expert, Vanta
Recording
Seven Microsoft 365 Myths to Retire
Added Fri 6 Nov · Recording Sharon Breeze, Manager, Sales Engineering, EMEA, Coreview
Recording
Beyond Credentials: Is Your Workforce Really Who They Say They Are?
Added Thu 29 Oct · Recording Joe Palmer, Chief Innovation Officer, iProov
Recording
Managing the Governance Matrix
Added Tue 29 Sep · Recording Inderpreet Bedi, Governance and Secretarial Lead, HowdenWhy SASIG exists
Serve, not sell
SASIG is not here to make money. It needs revenue to survive and grow, and every pound of profit goes back into content and reach.
A safe space
The Chatham House Rule at every event and the SASIG Safe Space Charter. Members speak freely because nothing is attributed.
Since 2004, independent
More than two decades of education and networking for the industry, independent again since 2025 and back in a stronger form than ever.
Who is in the room
Security leaders from corporates, government including NCSC and the National Crime Agency, academia, law and police forces, meeting as equals.
Join SASIG for free today
Hear how peers handled the incident you are worried about, under the Chatham House Rule
Catch every webinar recording and supporter report in one library
Free in-person events UK-wide for end-user members; webinars open to everyone