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

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 pause, reflect and make sense of what those developments mean for your business.

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

We’ll also look back at highlights from our events and the expertise our colleagues have developed through training and qualifications, connecting those achievements to the challenges we help organisations address.

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

Date: Wednesday 16 December 2026

Time: 2:00pm GMT

Who should attend?

This session is ideal for business leaders, IT managers, security teams and anyone helping shape their organisation’s cyber security plans for 2027.

Whether you’ve joined us throughout the year or this will be your first Secarma webinar, you’ll have an opportunity to hear the team’s reflections and consider how the lessons apply to your own organisation.

What we’ll cover

  • The cyber security developments that shaped our conversations with organisations in 2026
  • What we’ve learnt about AI security testing and AI governance
  • Reflections on changes to Cyber Essentials and the questions raised during assessments
  • Lessons and recurring themes from our webinars, in-person workshops and customer discussions
  • Highlights from the Secarma team’s year, including new qualifications and the expertise they bring to our work
  • Which challenges organisations are still working through as the year closes
  • What to revisit, carry forward or give greater attention to in your 2027 security plans

We’ll bring together the moments worth celebrating and the lessons worth taking forward, with time for your questions and reflections too.

Finish the year with a clearer view of what’s changed and some useful ideas to take into your January planning.

Book your place here.

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