Modern Management Summit 2026

This session will provide a comprehensive introduction to table-top cybersecurity exercises, focusing on their importance, design, and execution. Participants will gain insights into the benefits of conducting table-top exercises, including improved incident response readiness, enhanced communication and coordination among stakeholders, and identification of gaps in policies and procedures. Practical guidance will be provided on structuring exercises to align with organizational objectives, selecting relevant scenarios, and engaging participants effectively.

Curious about how to build a rock-solid Privileged Access Workstation (PAW) that meets today’s toughest security demands? Join us for a deep dive into the why, what, and how of PAWs - from hardened Windows configurations and ACfB to secure provisioning, network isolation, and seamless Intune management. We’ll demystify concepts like browse-up/browse-down, explore the quirks of hardware tokens, and explain why a separate Entra tenant might be your best friend. Whether you're starting from scratch or refining your setup, this session will arm you with practical insights to elevate your security posture.

Our examples will focus on the ETSI TS 103 994-1 for conforming to UK TSA regulation but the concepts are universal for virtually any sector requiring a PAW.

When companies are affected by a breach, usually they contact an Incident Response provider to get help eradicating the threat actor from their environment.

This procedure generally speaking takes place when all computers and servers are encrypted and the only thing that matters is the RTO and RPO.

This session however, will look at one case where the threat actor was unable to execute their end goal.

Join this session to learn a number of hardening settings you must have in place, tips and tricks on monitoring, and last but not least the importance of end user awareness.