
Organisations across SME’s, housing, education, public and third sectors are all facing the same challenge. They are under pressure to do more with less, while also exploring how AI can support better services and improve efficiency.
The challenge is keeping control of data while adopting AI. Most organisations we speak to aren’t struggling to start with AI. They’re struggling with what sits underneath it. It is the way AI can amplify existing governance gaps: over-permissioned Microsoft 365 environments, weak classification, unclear ownership, legacy content and limited visibility over how information is accessed and used. AI just makes all of that more visible, and harder to ignore.
At the same time, the pressure isn’t slowing down:
We’re bringing together organisations from all these areas to get involved in an open discussion lead by Richard Holland (Field CISO with over 25 years’ experience) and Leon Butler (Quorum Cyber’s Data Security Solutions Director). The senior team will take a deep dive into the challenges presented today, from real experience gained as an SME organisation and from supporting our customer network that spans organisations of all sizes across the private sector, public sector and not-for-profit. Register to join senior peers and our expert team for practical discussions on how to reduce data risk, strengthen governance and prepare for safer AI adoption.
Housing, Education & Public Sectors Peer discussion: controlling data risk in the age of AI
Thursday 18th June 2026 1:00-4:30 PM. Edinburgh Marriott Hotel Holyrood. Free Lunch Provided.
This is a small, closed discussion. Just a group of people dealing with the same issues, comparing what’s working and what isn’t. The session will be hosted by Richard Holland (Field CISO), with input from Leon Butler (Data Security Solutions Director) who have both worked day-to-day with organisations across the SME landscape, housing, education and the wider public sector.
A clearer sense of where your own data gaps might be
Some practical ways others are tightening things up
A chance to sanity check your approach with peers
The 2026 data risk landscape across public sector, housing and higher education.
AI, accountability and governance.
An up-to-date review of the current threat landscape in relation to AI adoption .
Audience Q&A and peer exchange.
There will also be time for informal networking and an exclusive Quorum Cyber giveaway bag. Attendance is limited to keep discussion open and useful.
Speaker line up coming soon!
An opening discussion on why AI governance is becoming the next frontier of data risk for public and third sector organisations.
Reserve your place to join a practical, peer-focused discussion on how to reduce data risk, improve governance and move forward with greater clarity and confidence.
Thursday 18th June 2026 1:00-4:30 PM
Edinburgh Marriott Hotel Holyrood, 81 Holyrood Rd, Edinburgh EH8 8AU
Free lunch provided