Global Cyber Policy Radar Series: Navigating Fresh Challenges in 2027

We're operating on shifting ground.

Rapid technological change and geopolitical fragmentation are reshaping cyber defence, regulation and organisational resilience, while emerging technologies and critical dependencies create new challenges for governments and organisations alike.

In this session, Katharina Sommer, Louise Horton and Seena Williams from our award-winning Government Affairs team will examine the big issues from Edition 6 of the Global Cyber Policy Radar and what's changed since its release - exploring the trends shaping the cyber policy landscape and what organisations need to have on their radar for 2027.

You will hear insights from government cyber policy experts on:

• How AI-enabled national cyber defence is developing and the questions it raises around trust, access and sovereignty
• The impact of greater government focus on technology, critical infrastructure and supply-chain dependencies
• Why simpler regulatory reporting does not necessarily mean simpler regulatory obligations
• How post-quantum security is moving from a future concern towards a practical resilience challenge
• How geopolitical disruption is becoming a persistent consideration for cyber governance and organisational resilience

You will leave with a clearer view of where the policy landscape is heading, the developments that could affect your organisation, and what you should be thinking about now to anticipate change and build adaptive resilience for 2027.