Cyber Surgery: The Visibility Illusion

A private fringe session

Visibility is often treated as a proxy for control. In practice, what’s visible and what’s understood diverge quickly, particularly across identity, social engineering, and emerging AI-enabled threats.

This is a closed, peer-level discussion for a small group of security leaders examining how real-life exposure is actively used across modern attack paths.

Private Session – Limited Capacity
Radisson RED Glasgow | 22 April | 18h00 – 20h00

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Cyber Surgery: The Visibility Illusion

The session is supported by Quorum Cyber threat intelligence specialists working across:

Identity-led attack paths
Social engineering and human-layer compromise
Early-stage AI-enabled threat activity

Event Details

Location: Radisson RED, Glasgow – close to Scottish Event Campus (SEC)
Date: Wednesday, 22 April 2026
Time: 18:00-20:00 with session starting at 18:30
Refreshments: Fresh Pizza & Drinks

Your Hosts

Richard Holland (Field CISO) and Dan Saunders (Director of Incident Response, EMEA) are joined by Ryan Standbridge (Senior Incident Responder) and Federico Charosky (Founder), bringing real-world, front-line and executive insight into today’s cyber threat landscape.

Between them, they’ve helped organisations across industries tackle threats, respond to incidents, and strengthen security in practical ways.