NISC brings together professionals, researchers, and cyber security enthusiasts for a two-day information-sharing and collaboration event. It features presentations, workshops, panel discussions, and networking opportunities to discuss the latest developments, challenges, and solutions within the cyber security and information protection industry.
The conference is a unique opportunity to make new contacts, expand your knowledge, and it gives you full access to thought-provoking and actionable content on the latest cyber security trends.
The National Information Security Conference (NISC) is a gathering designed by cyber security experts, packed with practical insights. Esteemed security pros share their experiences while top experts delve into the latest threats and trends. At NISC, we aim to help delegates boost their security skills. It’s all about collaboration, networking, and sharing key info. Attendees leave equipped to stay ahead in security and strengthen their strategies.
Explore the latest trends in cyber security over two information-packed days at NISC 2025. Join us for in-depth talks, roundtable discussions with leading experts, and relaxed networking opportunities where you can make valuable connections with industry peers.
Discover new perspectives from keynote speeches and get hands-on with the latest technology at our exhibition arena.
In an era where cyber threats are evolving at an unprecedented pace, traditional defence mechanisms are no longer sufficient. This roundtable will delve into the latest innovations and strategies in cyber security, offering you a unique opportunity to learn from industry leaders and network with peers.
Discover how to stay ahead of cyber adversaries and safeguard your organisation's digital assets and your customers.
Let’s not mitigate the risk of cyber threats, let's eradicate them.
Our transport network, operators, and infrastructure are vital to the prosperity of the UK and requires a whole of society response to the threats we face.
This workgroup will share information on threat actor tradecraft, provide opportunities to collaborate across the UK's transport network both public and private entities, operators, suppliers and bodies and explore practical solutions to strengthen resilience and implement effect countermeasures.
Join Sapphire and our partners for an in-depth technical session on OT ransomware.
See the latest research on how industrial control systems can be compromised and ransomed, learn how attacks occur, plus mitigation techniques, strategies and the latest technologies to avoid operational impact.
Are you confident your organisation is prepared for a ransomware attack? The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) stresses the importance of preparation: “As there is little an organisation can do once ransomware has hit, preparation is essential.”
Our live-play Ransomware Simulation exercise is vital for ensuring your readiness. Join us for this engaging session, during which we will simulate a ransomware attack, providing a safe environment for you to hone your skills. Attendees will navigate a real-life ransomware attack simulation, allowing you to:
Join Graham as he welcomes you to NISC 2025.
Join Matt for a spot of future gazing as we consider the complexity of evolving cyber threats and how we all play a role in building a secure future.
As AI reshapes the digital landscape, this panel explores the evolving threat of AI-driven cyberattacks and the innovative defences transforming security strategies in the age of digital transformation.
NISC 2025 will attract a wide range of IT and security experts from leading businesses, service providers, global research groups, and consultancy firms.
Attendees will include CISOs, CTOs, IT Security/Network Managers, Compliance/Risk Managers, and IT Directors. Together, we’ll create a vibrant and collaborative atmosphere where you can network and share ideas with the industry’s top minds and most exciting innovators.
Why do they attend?
Graham Cluley is an award-winning cybersecurity and AI keynote speaker. Since the early 1990s, he has worked in senior roles for major cybersecurity companies, regularly appeared in the media, and spoken at industry conferences. He was the originator of the saying that “the cloud is just someone else’s computer,” and in 2011 was inducted into the InfoSecurity Hall of Fame. Graham can be heard each week on the award-winning “Smashing Security” and “The AI Fix” podcasts.
From billion-dollar cyber heists to global money laundering rings and crypto-gangsters – Geoff White has covered it all. As an author, speaker, investigative journalist and podcast creator, his work’s been featured by BBC News, Audible, Sky News, The Sunday Times and many more. He has given keynote talks for some of the world’s biggest brands, including Microsoft, HSBC, Mastercard, Atos, Orange and Bank of America.
All prices exclude 20% VAT
All prices exclude 20% VAT
All prices exclude 20% VAT
All prices exclude 20% VAT
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Date: 3-5 November, 2025
Time: 08:30 AM – 06:00 PM
Location: Radisson Blu, Glasgow
On foot from Glasgow Central Station: the hotel is located on Argyle St just a few steps away from Glasgow Central station.
On foot from Buchanan Bus Station: the hotel is only a 1.1-kilometer walk from Buchanan Bus Station, via W Nile St.
On foot from Glasgow Queen Street Station: it’s only a 900-meter walk from Glasgow Queen Street to the hotel. The easiest route is typically Buchanan St to Argyle St.
By bus: take the Airport Express to the Hope Street stop on Bothwell Street. You’ll be just 350 meters from the hotel.
By taxi: travel to the hotel by taxi takes about 20 minutes. The airport is about 14km from the hotel via M8.
By car: from the airport, merge onto M8 before taking the A739 exit towards Clyde Tunnel. On the A739, take the A814 exit towards the city center. Keep right on A814 before continuing onto Argyle St to reach the hotel.