Tech Events at The Royal Scots Club Edinburgh, Edinburgh

The second edition of Cyber Connect Edinburgh, an evening for Scotland's security community run by i-confidential: practitioners, CISOs and the vendors and recruiters who work alongside them, in a room built for conversation rather than presentations. A returning event with a defined audience, and one of the few regular security networking fixtures in the city.

An evening seminar at the Royal Scots Club on where AI and cyber security meet — both as a threat and as a defence.

Two of Scotland's better-known cyber voices on what fraud and attack actually cost a business, and why that risk belongs to the board rather than the IT team. Neil Douglas, CIO at Network ROI, and Jude McCorry, CEO of the Cyber and Fraud Centre Scotland, lead an afternoon of discussion, practical frameworks and real cases: how fraud reaches payments and supply chains, the legal and regulatory side, and how to prepare for, respond to and recover from an incident. Designed for CEOs, directors, board members and senior decision-makers. 13:00 to 16:30 at the Royal Scots Club, Abercromby Place; doors at 12:45. No refunds. Why go: a rare session pitched at the people who sign off the risk rather than the people who patch it. Best for founders and directors of growing companies with no dedicated security lead.

ScotlandIS Cyber Cluster's autumn fireside chat at the Royal Scots Club — an hour of candid conversation with people running security in Scottish organisations, plus cluster networking.