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What Europe’s cyber incidents reveal about the risks ahead
In this webinar, our speakers David Kasabji, Jesper Kastoft Bertelsen and Andrew Michal connect the findings of Conscia’s Cyber Resilience Insights 2026 report to the real-world risks and priorities organisations need to address as they prepare for 2027
Date & time
29. Oct 2026 - 10:00 (CET)
Most cyber intrusions today are still driven by the techniques we all know: Compromised identities, social engineering, vulnerability exploitation, and more. Delays between detection and reaction continue to create opportunities for attackers. AI is impacting cybersecurity, but not in the way most might think, forcing us to rethink how we assess risk, build resilience and make decisions. While new technologies dominate the headlines, many organisations are still struggling with the fundamentals.
So where should security leaders focus next?
In this webinar, our speakers David Kasabji, Jesper Kastoft Bertelsen and Andrew Michal connect the findings of Conscia’s Cyber Resilience Insights 2026 report to the real-world risks and priorities organisations need to address as they prepare for 2027
The evidence behind the discussion
- 64% of confirmed incidents involved phishing, malware or misused identity.
- 43% of confirmed incidents began outside weekday business hours.
- Every forensic investigation found exposed credentials, tokens or secrets.
- 27% of rated offensive security findings were classified as Critical or High.
Conscia’s Cyber Resilience Insights 2026 report.
Why this webinar matters
For security leaders, the challenge is about more than just understanding that cyber risk is evolving. It now revolves around deciding which risks deserve attention, which investments will strengthen resilience, and how to act with confidence in a landscape shaped by emerging technologies, shifting attacker behaviour and competing narratives.
This webinar focuses on evidence, not speculation.
It draws on real-world observations from monitoring, incident response, threat intelligence and offensive security testing to examine the risks organisations continue to underestimate, how AI is impacting the threat landscape, and which priorities security leaders should bring into strategic planning for 2027.
What we will discuss
- How AI is amplifying attacker capabilities and impacting defensive operations
- Why identity remains one of the most common pathways to compromise
- The patterns emerging across incident response, MDR and offensive security engagements
- Which cyber risks organisations are consistently underestimating
- How security leaders can distinguish genuine risks from industry hype
- What the evidence suggests organisations should prioritise as they prepare for 2027
Reserve your place today and discover which risks deserve your attention now, before they become tomorrow’s incidents.
Date & time
29. Oct 2026 - 10:00 (CET)
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