Cyber regulations such as NIS2, DORA, and other emerging frameworks are raising the bar for how organisations manage cyber risk. While many organisations focus on meeting these requirements at a minimum level, compliance alone does not automatically translate into stronger security or improved resilience.
Rather than treating compliance as an end goal, this webinar will show how a risk‑based, threat‑informed approach can help organisations both meet regulatory obligations and materially reduce cyber risk. Dates are available tailored to your location. Don’t miss your chance to stay informed and prepared—sign up now to secure your spot!
United States
February 26, 2026
14:00 EST
France
March 17, 2026
11:00 CET
Asia Pacific
March 24, 2026
14:00 SGT
Germany
March 25, 2026
15:00 CET
What you'll learn
Drawing on expert insights from our cyber specialists, we’ll examine how modern cyber regulations are intended to reduce risk. Our expert panelists will cover:
Understand the intent behind modern cyber regulations
Identify where compliance‑driven controls often fall short in practice
Translate regulatory requirements into security controls that are effective
Prioritise compliance efforts that result in meaningful security improvements
Demonstrate to regulators how controls meet policy requirements and reduce real risk
Our experts will share best practices for using compliance requirements as a foundation for risk‑based security, helping organisations strengthen resilience rather than simply meet minimum standards. You’ll gain practical, actionable strategies and the opportunity to engage directly with our experts and have your questions answered live.
Meet our speakers
Kashif Barlas
Senior Consultant - Advisory
Beazley Security
Kashif Barlas
Senior Consultant - Advisory
Beazley Security
About Kashif Barlas
Kashif is a senior cyber security and risk leader advising regulated organisations across government and industry. He specialises in GRC, operational resilience, and enterprise security architecture, helping institutions translate regulatory requirements into measurable, risk‑based security programmes. His work focuses on control effectiveness, threat‑informed prioritisation, and board‑level accountability.
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