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AI, Identity and Trust:
Secure the Foundations of Cyber Resilience in 2026
The cyber threat landscape is evolving faster than ever. AI is compressing attack timelines, identity has become a primary route into organisations, and attackers are increasingly shifting their focus from traditional ransomware to data theft and extortion. At the same time, organisations are under pressure to embrace AI and unlock its potential. The challenge is no longer whether to adopt AI. It’s how to do it securely.
Watch this 45-minute on-demand briefing as Quorum Cyber experts unpack the key findings from the 2026 Global Cyber Risk Midyear Review and explore what they mean for your organisation’s security and AI strategy.
What This Session Covers
Get practical insight into the threats shaping the second half of 2026, including:
- Identity as the new attack surface — why compromised identities and trust increasingly sit at the heart of modern breaches.
- The impact of AI on attack speed — how AI is compressing attack timelines and what that means for detection and response.
- The year of exfiltration risk — why data theft and extortion are becoming increasingly important parts of the threat landscape.
- Geopolitical cyber risk — how global instability is changing risk across supply chains, cloud environments and infrastructure.
- Securing AI adoption — the security, identity, data and governance foundations organisations need to innovate with confidence.
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Speakers
Richard Holland
Field Chief Information Security Officer, Quorum Cyber
Richard Holland has over 25 years’ experience working in various sectors from higher education, local government, housing, aerospace, defence, finance, and outsourcing. Prior to joining Quorum Cyber, Richard held several senior positions, including Assistant Director of Office CIO at Queen Mary University of London, Head of IT Systems and Cyber Security at Notting Hill Genesis, Assistant Director Technology Innovation at London Borough of Waltham Forest, and Head of Business Solutions at Genesis Housing Association.
Alan Coburn
Head of Cyber Resilience
Head of Cyber Resilience at Quorum Cyber where he leads Incident Response and Offensive Security. He has over 25 years’ experience in cyber security and governance, risk, and compliance (GRC). Prior to joining Quorum Cyber, Alan was Cybersecurity Technology Leader at Telstra International, Cybersecurity Sales Director, EMEA, at DXC Technology, and spent 10 years at Secureworks where he was Director of Consulting and Managed Services Delivery in Australia.
Jack Alexander
Global Intelligence Lead
Jack holds over a decade of intelligence experience in both the private sector and the British Royal Navy where he held roles including Electronic Warfare Director of both HMS Lancaster and HMS Kent, Senior Strategic Middle East Intelligence Analyst and Lead Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst for the naval Cyber Protection Team. Jack has a BA (Hons) degree in Intelligence and International Relations.
