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Security Matters

Securing the Core: Next-Gen MDR, Email Infrastructure, and Corporate Compliance

Lloyd's Library, Lloyd's Building, One Lime Street, London EC3M 7HA,

Thursday 19 November 2026

12:00PM - 14:00PM

Introduction

The 2026 cyber threat landscape is intensifying as AI-fueled attacks, unmanaged agentic systems, and highly targeted deepfake social engineering combine to create a "perfect storm" for organisations of all sizes. This volatility is further compounded by a sharp rise in sophisticated, identity-centric phishing campaigns designed to mimic senior leadership and exploit human behaviour across corporate networks.

Assuming a breach will happen isn't pessimistic—it’s the blueprint for resilience. Prevention is no longer enough; organisations must pivot to constant readiness. Proactive investment is a minor cost compared to the catastrophic fallout of a modern cyberattack. This fallout ranges from immediate system lockouts and multi-extortion ransomware to severe regulatory fines, lost customer trust, and expensive lawsuits as UK and global regulations tighten.

Resilient by default. Ready for any disruption. That’s the difference between a headline-grabbing crisis and a minor security event.

Facilitated by Lloyd’s market specialists, global security experts, and leading legal authorities, deliver actionable intelligence on the evolving cyber threat landscape—giving you the proactive steers to help you to further fortify your company’s digital risk defences.

There will be an opportunity to put questions to the presenters at the end of the forum.

This is a Free to attend event. To Register, simply complete the panel below and an email confirmation of your registration will be sent to your email address.

Prize Draw for an Apple iPad, awarded post-event for the best topic/theme suggestion for a future ‘IT-Security Matters’ forum.

Who Should Attend

Stay ahead of the rapidly changing cyber threat landscape.

This session—the fourth instalment of this year's "Security Matters" Lunchtime Forum—is tailored for senior management, IT and security professionals, technology architects, developers, finance and audit managers, and legal, risk, and compliance executives. It is also highly relevant for underwriters and brokers operating in the Lloyd's and London insurance market. If you have colleagues who would benefit from this forum, please feel free to forward this invitation to them.

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Agenda

12:00 - 12:10
Delegates arrive at Lloyd's Library

12:10 - 12:15
Welcome, Introductions and Scene Setting by Forum Chairman, Jerry Adley

12:15 - 13:30
Presentations and Q&A

13:30 - 14:00
Buffet Lunch and Networking in Lloyd's Library Foyer

14:00 - 14:00
Close.

Speakers

Jerry Adley - Security Matters Chairman
Jerry Adley

Security Matters Chairman

Phil Keeling - Commercial Officer at Tenex.AI
Phil Keeling

Commercial Officer at Tenex.AI

Architecting a Hyperscale Cyberattack and Defence

Phil Keeling is a trusted cybersecurity leader and market-expansion expert renowned for launching technology vendors into new territories and engineering sustainable, long-term growth. With a forward-thinking approach to threat detection and managed response, Phil bridges the gap between complex digital risk landscapes and cutting-edge security architecture.

In his role leading the UK & Ireland, Benelux, and Nordics regions for TENEX.AI—an AI-native cybersecurity company delivering an advanced agentic SOC and MDR platform—he is dedicated to helping modern enterprises navigate evolving threats while successfully transforming and modernising their security operations.

Kieran Cooper - Senior Technical Account Manager at Halon Security
Kieran Cooper

Senior Technical Account Manager at Halon Security

Protecting the perimeter: what tools we need to keep the threats out

Kieran Cooper is an email infrastructure and deliverability expert with extensive experience supporting some of the world's largest enterprise senders and email service providers. As Senior Technical Account Manager at Halon, he works closely with customers including Microsoft, LinkedIn, SAP, and Netcore.

Before joining Halon in 2025, Kieran spent more than twenty years working with enterprise email platforms. He began his career at Lyris Technologies, supporting both on-premises and hosted email solutions, before joining Message Systems, where he worked extensively with Momentum and later became a Technical Account Manager for SparkPost. Throughout his career, he has partnered with organisations including Booking.com, Revolut, Capital One UK, Sky, Peacock, Intercom, and Ometria.

Kieran is a frequent conference speaker and regularly delivers training sessions and webinars on email deliverability. He holds the Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP) and Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM) certifications, and is Vice Chair of the Messaging, Malware and Mobile Anti-Abuse Working Group Platform and Infrastructure priority committee.

Nick Gibbons - Legal Director at Clyde & Co
Nick Gibbons

Legal Director at Clyde & Co

The Looming UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: "The End of 'Best Efforts' Cyber"

Nick Gibbons is a leading expert in technology and cyber risk. He specialises in data protection, intellectual property, defamation, professional negligence, and insurance.

Nick's recent advisory work has focused on high-stakes cyber security and commercial tech disputes. Guiding clients through cyber incident responses, including several major multiparty ransomware attacks and numerous data protection disputes. Nick drafts and reviews complex cyber, technology, and public liability insurance policies. His commercial practice covers software supply conflicts, compliance and regulatory advice, and large-scale, international intellectual property claims. Additionally, he handles sensitive litigation involving defamation, copyright breach, theft of trade secrets, fine art disputes, and professional negligence.
 
Nick helps insurance and creative businesses solve complex problems. His clients include major insurers (like Hiscox and Ace), loss adjusters (like Charles Taylor Loss Adjusting), brokers (like Willis), and large corporate insureds (including Aspinal of London, Timothy Taylor Gallery, and Firefly Studios).

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