Cyber Security 2027: From Prediction to Preparedness

AI is changing both sides of cyber security. Attackers are becoming faster and more automated, while organisations are adopting AI, cloud and connected technologies at pace, raising new questions about identity, data, governance and security operations.

As 2027 approaches, the challenge is not simply predicting the next threat. It is understanding how the landscape is changing and ensuring your organisation has the visibility, capability and resilience to stay ahead.

Join CyberOne and Microsoft as we explore the emerging risks, technologies and priorities expected to shape cyber security in 2027 and what organisations can do now to prepare.

The Threat Landscape Is Moving Faster

56% increase in AI-driven cyberattacks globally
[IBM, Cost of a Data Breach Report, 2026]

 33% of employees admit to inputting sensitive data into unapproved personal GenAI accounts [Gartner, Security & Risk Management Summit, 2026]

43% of UK businesses experienced a cyber breach or attack in the last 12 months
[UK Gov, Cyber Security Breaches Survey, 2026]

Why Attend?

• Understand What is Changing: Get a forward-looking perspective on the risks, technologies and security priorities expected to shape 2027.
• Prepare for AI-Driven Threats: Understand how AI and automation are changing the speed, scale and sophistication of cyberattacks.
• Challenge your Current Strategy: Consider whether your existing approach is ready for evolving risks across AI, identity, data and cloud.
• Prioritise Investment: Identify where security resources and investment can deliver greater risk reduction and resilience.
• Strengthen Board-Level Conversations: Connect cyber security priorities with preparedness, business continuity and measurable outcomes.
• Hear From the Experts: Gain practical perspectives spanning cyber risk, Microsoft Security and modern Security Operations.

What You’ll Learn

• The Cyber Security Trends Likely to Shape 2027: From AI-enabled threats and identity attacks to data security, cloud risk and interconnected supply chains.
• How AI is Changing Attack & Defence: What this means for organisations adopting AI across their own operations.
• Why Identity & Data Are Becoming Critical Security Boundaries: As users, applications and AI agents gain access to more information and systems.
• How Security Operations are Evolving: Including the role of AI, automation, threat intelligence and 24x7 monitoring.
• What Cyber Resilience Will Require in 2027: Moving beyond prevention towards preparedness, response, recovery and continuity.
• How to Demonstrate Cyber Maturity & Progress: Give leadership clearer evidence of risk reduction and security improvement.
• The Priorities to Address Now: Enter 2027 with greater visibility, resilience and a practical roadmap for improvement.

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