About this event
Preparing for key shifts in trust, sovereignty, and technology regulation
The last 12 months have brought sweeping changes to political leadership worldwide, with new policy priorities already reshaping the cyber landscape. Signs from newly elected governments show a growing focus on sovereign digital capabilities, strengthened cyber rules, and a more fragmented approach to global AI regulation.
As organisations face ongoing uncertainty and fast-changing regulations, readiness is essential—delays could prove costly.
NCC Group is pleased to present the third session in our Radar webinar series, continuing our expert-led exploration of the evolving global cyber regulatory landscape. As trusted advisers to governments and legislators worldwide, our experts play a key role in shaping cyber regulation and influencing this rapidly evolving environment. Our close engagement with policymakers provides unique insight into the regulatory changes affecting organisations globally.
Drawing on these insights, we’ll help you navigate the global cyber regulatory landscape as we look ahead.
Our experts will discuss:
- What does declining trust mean for the future of data localisation rules and sovereignty requirements?
- Will cyber security rules survive the global bonfire of regulations?
- How will governments incentivise secure-by-design and the transition to post-quantum cryptography?
- How can your organisation prepare for shifts in trust, sovereignty, and technology regulation?
Stay for the open Q&A at the end—our panel will be ready to answer your questions. Please use the registration form to submit these in advance.
Session duration: 45 minutes
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Guest speaker
Bill Cameron Director, Government Services @ NCC GroupG
Making the complex simple is the art that Bill aspires to help all his clients with. He enables organisation in highly regulated environments to do business on a global scale. Bill directs NCC Groups US Government services team, which helps organisations navigate the world’s most complex security requirements including FedRAMP as well as other mandates.
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Team member
Kat Sommer Associate Director, Government Affairs & Analyst Relations @ NCC GroupT
Seeking to act as an interpreter between technical, policy and analyst communities, Kat leads NCC Group’s political engagement, government relations and lobbying work, educating policy-makers on cyber security realities and creating conducive operating environments for cyber security professionals.
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Guest speaker
Christo Butcher Strategic consultant @ Fox-ITG
Christo helps organisations shed light on how cyber attacks actually happen and develops fact-based solutions to strengthen their cyber strategies. In a world of ever-evolving cyber threats, he provides clarity, insight, and data-driven solutions. It's not just his profession—it’s his passion.
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Team member
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.
