ISC2 has outlined the program for SECURE London on November 19, 2026, with sessions on AI governance, identity attack paths, secure software development, and cybersecurity careers. The in-person conference at Convene, 155 Bishopsgate, offers six CPE credits for attendance.
The October 16 preview sets out what professionals can expect from the one-day event, alongside an optional two-day AI security workshop on November 17–18.
What the Program Covers
According to ISC2’s program announcement, the agenda includes governing AI, preparing organizations for proposed UK cybersecurity regulatory changes and translating security frameworks into practical controls.
Technical discussions will address identity attack paths across cloud and on-premises systems, plus security throughout software development. A closing career discussion examines how AI is changing cybersecurity work and the skills professionals may need.
Registration Costs and CPE Requirements
The official pricing page lists regular conference-only admission at £199 for ISC2 members and £239 for non-members, including VAT. Member pricing also applies to Associates and Candidates. Early-bird pricing ended October 9.
For the conference plus the Securing AI: Cybersecurity Strategy workshop, regular prices are £1,349 for members and £1,679 for non-members, including VAT. The workshop is aimed at mid- to senior-level professionals and offers up to 16 additional CPE credits.
The event FAQ says attendees must have their badges scanned at sessions to establish CPE eligibility. Members should include their member number when registering for automatic credit posting. Sessions will not be recorded, so readers should plan around attending in person.
Who This Is For
The event welcomes members and non-members aged 18 or older. Its topics may particularly interest:
- Application security engineers working on security across the development lifecycle.
- Cloud security engineers concerned with identity permissions and controls across connected environments.
These role connections are editorial suggestions, rather than admission requirements. Review the current agenda, workshop selection and cancellation terms on the event site before booking.
