• Understand Cyber Security Strategy for Health and Social Care: 2023 to 2030
• Explore how local integrated care systems are aligning with these national efforts

• Understand the Better Security, Better Care programme and its role in promoting robust cyber security practices among adult social care providers as part of an integrated health and social care system
• Explore examples of driving cultural transformation and integrating security-by-design principles within care organisations

With the introduction of data protection legislation, and the evolving nature of cyber threats, safeguarding sensitive data and maintaining operational continuity are critical priorities for healthcare organisations—but "cyber resilience" often remains an elusive concept. This session translates the science of cyber resilience into actionable metrics. Discover how to measure, track, and report resilience quantitatively, equipping you to present clear ROI and measurable progress to leadership teams. Learn how a data-driven approach can strengthen your organisation's defences and support informed, strategic decision-making in an increasingly complex threat environment.

• Speakers from the previous session will join for an audience Q&A

• How Digital Health and Care Wales (DHCW) supports frontline staff with modern systems that ensure secure, reliable access to patient information
• Exploring DHCW’s new digital solutions for cancer care, nursing support, critical care units, and hospital pharmacies
• The role of data in strengthening cybersecurity measures within healthcare settings
• Empowering patients through citizen's access to their digital health records and health services via any device

• Gain an understanding of the Thames Valley and Surrey (TVS) initiative to develop a secure data environment, and understand the importance of collaboration between patients, the public, and health and care staff in developing the SDE
• See how the SDE supports research for new and improved diagnostic tools, and the role of the SDE in helping the NHS plan better services
• Ensuring transparency in how local patient data is used.
• Addressing privacy and security concerns in the development and use of the SDE

• Speakers from the previous session will join for an audience Q&A

• How can we address cyber security in low-resource environments or those where demand exceeds capacity? 
• Challenges in increasing the will to act in key decision makers. 
• How do you know you have an effective cyber security culture? 
• Securing large estates how a zero-trust methodology can help 
• eXtended Detect and Respond and what it provides

• Vulnerability insights

• Speakers from the previous session will join for an audience Q&A

• Explore the unique challenges faced by healthcare institutions in protecting sensitive patient data, including growing threats like ransomware and phishing attacks
• Understand how East Lancashire Hospitals has embedded cybersecurity into its broader digital transformation efforts, ensuring that innovation does not compromise security

• Explore how Cyber London’s strategic partnerships align with the National Cyber Strategy to drive innovation in healthcare cyber security
• Review initiatives aimed at reducing the skills gap in healthcare cybersecurity by providing the necessary skills to handle future cyber threats
• Discuss Cyber London’s approach to connecting organisations through knowledge hubs, regular events, and international collaboration to create a vibrant, forward-thinking cyber security network in healthcare

• Speakers from the previous session will join for an audience Q&A