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Webinar: Cybersecurity Wrap-Up 2026: Lessons Learned & What’s Next

FREE Webinar: Cybersecurity Wrap-Up 2026 – Lessons Learned & What's Next

Reflect on 2026. Learn from experience. Prepare for 2027.

Join Secarma for a free, end-of-year webinar exploring the cybersecurity developments, practical lessons and challenges that have shaped 2026 – and what they mean for the year ahead.

As 2026 comes to a close, which cybersecurity changes deserve a place in your plans for next year?

From questions about AI use and governance to changes in certification requirements, there's been plenty for organisations to work through. Our final webinar of the year is an opportunity to reflect, share experiences and make sense of what those developments mean for your business.

We'll bring together the Secarma team to discuss the year's key developments, share lessons from our work and explore the questions that have come up in our webinars, workshops and customer conversations.

Join us for a relaxed, practical discussion about what we've learnt, what's still proving difficult and what deserves attention as we head into 2027.

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Webinar Details

Date: Wednesday 16 December 2026

Time: 2:00pm GMT

Location: Online – join from anywhere

Cost: Completely FREE to attend

Presented by: The Secarma team

What We'll Cover

We'll look back at some of the developments that shaped cybersecurity in 2026, drawing on practical experience from our consultants, assessors and wider Secarma team.

We'll explore:

  • Cybersecurity in 2026: The developments that shaped our conversations with organisations and what we've learnt along the way.
  • AI security and governance: What we've learnt about AI security testing, emerging challenges and the questions organisations are asking about responsible AI use.
  • Cyber Essentials and certification: Reflections on changes to Cyber Essentials, including the Danzell updates and the questions raised during assessments.
  • Lessons from our educational events: Recurring themes from our webinars, in-person workshops and customer conversations throughout the year.
  • Growing our expertise: Highlights from the Secarma team's year, including new qualifications, professional development and how that knowledge supports our clients.
  • Challenges that remain: The cybersecurity, governance and compliance questions organisations are still working through as the year comes to a close.
  • Looking ahead to 2027: What organisations may want to revisit, carry forward or give greater attention to as they plan for the year ahead.

Lessons Worth Taking Forward

It's not just about looking back at what's changed. It's about understanding what we can learn from it.

Throughout 2026, our teams have worked with organisations navigating changing requirements, new technologies and competing cybersecurity priorities.

We've also had the opportunity to meet and learn from businesses through our free webinars, training days and events, hearing first-hand about the challenges they're facing and the progress they're making.

In this session, we'll bring those experiences together to explore what worked, what proved more challenging than expected and what organisations can take into their planning for 2027.

We'll also reflect on some of the highlights from Secarma's year, including the knowledge and expertise our colleagues have developed through training and qualifications.

There'll be time for questions and reflections too, making this an opportunity to share ideas rather than simply listen to a presentation.

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Who Should Attend?

This free webinar is ideal for anyone involved in shaping, managing or supporting their organisation's cybersecurity plans, including:

  • Business owners and senior leaders
  • IT managers and technical teams
  • Information security professionals
  • Compliance, governance and risk leads
  • Operations managers
  • Anyone involved in setting cybersecurity priorities for 2027

Whether you've joined our webinars throughout the year or this will be your first Secarma session, you're very welcome.

You don't need to be a cybersecurity specialist. We'll keep the discussion practical and accessible, with a focus on the lessons and considerations that can help organisations make informed decisions.

What You'll Take Away

By the end of the webinar, you'll have:

  • A clearer understanding of some of the key cybersecurity developments and lessons from 2026.
  • Practical insights into AI security, governance and certification challenges.
  • A better understanding of the recurring questions and priorities we're seeing across organisations.
  • Ideas for reviewing and strengthening your cybersecurity approach in 2027.
  • Greater confidence in identifying which areas may deserve attention in your planning.
  • The opportunity to hear from Secarma's team and reflect on your own organisation's experiences.

Why Join Secarma?

At Secarma, we believe cybersecurity education should be practical, understandable and accessible.

Through our advisory, certification and technical testing services, we work with organisations to strengthen their security, manage risk and build confidence in their approach.

We share that experience through free webinars, training and educational resources because we believe helping organisations understand cybersecurity is an important part of improving security for everyone.

Our end-of-year webinar is an opportunity to bring those experiences together, share what we've learnt and help organisations approach the year ahead with greater clarity.

Finish 2026 with a Clearer View of What's Next

As we look ahead to 2027, this is a chance to reflect on the developments, lessons and conversations that have shaped the year.

We'll bring together the moments worth celebrating and the knowledge worth carrying forward, with practical ideas to support your January planning.

Join us on Wednesday 16 December 2026 at 2pm GMT for a relaxed and informative discussion with the Secarma team.

There's no cost to attend. Simply register to secure your place.

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