Tuesday 24th November: 07:00-08:00 PST (Seattle) | 10:00-11:00 EST (Washington D.C.) | 15:00-16:00 GMT (London) | 16:00-17:00 CET (Amsterdam)
Thursday 26th November: 09:30-10:30 AEDT (Melbourne) | 11:30-12:30 NZDT (Auckland)
Today, security professionals, technologists, businesses, and nations face unprecedented high-stakes challenges. From AI and digital safety, through sovereignty and resilience in a complex web of supply dependencies, to national self-insurance against existential threats, making good security decisions has never mattered more.
With such high stakes, getting it right is no longer optional. For security, safety, assurance, risk, trust, privacy, and quality professionals, traceability between requirements, solutions and actions must become standard practice.
And yet requirements have rarely been so ill-defined, and action has seldom been so ill-informed. How can we deliver value if it is unclear what the business needs to achieve? What does “success” look like? What is “good”? How much is “enough”? How do we know what actions are “right” when everything changes at the speed of machines? How do we make good decisions amid such ambiguity?
As frontier technology adds new layers of complexity, we have entered “The Age of Traceability”, where getting the fundamentals right matters more than ever. Understanding what is important, and to whom, is a pre-requisite for defining requirements accurately and effectively. It is the primary consideration in recognising what beneficial outcomes stakeholders require. Our decisions and actions are shaped by how we understand the requirement in the first place, and organisations have a critical need for a meaningful, applicable technique to accurately articulate and validate constantly changing business requirements, measure effectiveness of solutions, and assure correct decision-making.
Join our CEO David Lynas to see how SABSA Attributes can make that understanding explicit and connect what matters to stakeholders with security, architecture, risk and decision making. Whether you are new to the SABSA Framework or an experienced practitioner seeking to enhance your ability, we will demonstrate the enduring value of a business-driven, technology-agnostic approach that keeps security focused on what really matters, improves stakeholder support, and empowers better decisions.