PMI Cyber Security Training 2026
This training workshop is designed to equip pension professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the evolving landscape of cyber risk. Participants will gain a solid understanding of cyber threats, how to manage them effectively, and the legal and operational responsibilities involved.
Why attend?
- Industry Insights: gain valuable knowledge about what's happening in the cyber space and what you can do to protect your scheme.
- Expert speakers: learn from leading industry experts.
- Professional Development: enhance your knowledge and skills, staying ahead in a rapidly evolving regulatory and financial landscape. Plus you can claim up to 3 CPD points.
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Fees
Members: £100
Non-members: £275 -
London
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2.5
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CPD
3 -
Booking information
Your place at this event will be confirmed by the PMI in a separate email following your registration via the booking link.
Event Details
THE BASICS
- Introducing cyber risk
- Protecting your scheme
- Dealing with an incident
- Legal obligations
- Incorporating cyber risk management into your scheme plan
- Pension scheme managers
- Trustees
- Administrators
- Policy advisers
- Consultants
- Lawyers
- Corporate IFAs
- Investment managers
- Actuaries
- Financial directors
- Communications secretaries
- Financial directors
- HR representatives
55 Ludgate Hill, London EC4M 7JW
Agenda
Speakers
Daniel is a Director in the Forensic Services team and manages the delivery of cyber security and counter fraud related projects. The global nature of cybercrime has led to Daniel heading up Crowe’s cyber security engagements overseas, working with a wide variety of clients across the public, private and charity sectors. A primary focus of Daniel’s work relates to third party supplier reviews, vulnerability management, ransomware readiness assessments, mock phishing and projects relating to the Dark Web. He is a frequent speaker at a number of industry-leading events across the social housing and pension sectors.
Tim is a Partner in the National Forensic Services team and specialise in helping organisations to ensure that they are properly protected against the latest manifestations of cybercrime and fraud.
In addition to helping clients to understand how resilient they are to cybercrime and fraud, I also help them to build resilience where weaknesses are identified and support them to manage their response.
In the event of a cyber incident or fraud, I carry out in-depth expert fraud investigations (to the criminal or civil litigation standard) to uncover the truth, prevent further loss and recover what has been taken, wherever possible.
Lorna is a partner in Eversheds Sutherland’s global data privacy and cyber security practice. She’s an expert in advising master trusts, occupational pension schemes and FCA regulated pensions providers on GDPR and data law specifically. Lorna works in close collaboration with Crowe on cyber security and data governance matters. She’s well versed in the legal data and cyber requirements of TPR’s General Code, and in reporting cyber security data breaches. Lorna advises pension schemes with back up from Eversheds Sutherland’s Pensions, Corporate Crime, Disputes and Investigations, Contract and wider teams. Her firm offers a full service to pension schemes and providers. She’s developed cyber wargames and other GDPR training sessions for pension schemes. She regularly speaks publicly on data law and she writes for external publications.
Lisa Hampton is the Training Manager at PMI, where she overseas training courses, collaborates with trainers, and serves as the key contact for all learners. With 16 years of experience in the pensions industry, Lisa previously worked as Marketing Manager at the PLSA, bringing a strong background in both professional development and industry engagement.
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