About this event
Join us as we celebrate 25 years of cyber security research at NCC Group.
This special webinar series explores the evolution, impact, and future of our research – from uncovering vulnerabilities and developing open-source tools to shaping industry standards and influencing global security practices.
Across two sessions, our experts will reflect on landmark achievements, discuss how research has delivered real-world impact for clients and the wider industry, and share insights into the next era of cyber security innovation.
Whether you’re a long-time follower or new to our work, this series offers a unique behind-the-scenes look at the people, projects, and purpose that have defined NCC Group’s research over the past 25 years – and where we’re headed next.
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Verona Johnstone-Hulse UK Head of Government Affairs @ NCC GroupT
An experienced government affairs and policy professional, Verona oversees NCC Group’s engagement with UK government and regulatory decision-makers and the wider policymaking community, against a backdrop of the increasing regulation of cyber resilience.
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Andy DavisT
Andy Davis is the Global Research Director at NCC Group, where he leads the organisation’s worldwide research initiatives, driving innovation and fostering collaboration across its global technical community. With over 30 years of experience in the Information Security industry, Andy has deep expertise across telecommunications, cyber security, and government research. He joined NCC Group in 2010 as UK Research Director, following senior roles at IRM and KPMG. From 2016, he successfully led the growth of NCC Group’s Global Transport Practice, with a research-led approach that has helped shape the future of connected transport security.
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Chris AnleyT
Chris has been carrying out security audits since 1996, performing thousands of penetration tests, code reviews and design reviews on a wide variety of platforms, languages and architectures for many of the world’s largest companies. As Chief Scientist, he promotes, advises and assists with NCC Group research programs, as well as carrying out independent research into new and emerging security threats. He has published a wealth of security research in a variety of areas including foundational papers in application security, several books on database and application security and a range of research into Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
