Leading Through Continuous Disruption: Elevate.Tech Summit Speaker Jaya Jha on the tough choices facing IT leaders
IT leaders face an increasingly difficult balancing act: keeping business-critical systems running, delivering transformation and preparing for whatever disruption comes next. But with limited resources, competing priorities and growing expectations around AI, how can technology leaders determine what to protect, where to invest and, just as importantly, what to put on hold? These are among […]
November 2026 is Risk Management Month on IT Briefing – Make sure your solutions are part of it!
Each month on IT Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the IT and cyber security markets – and in November we’re focussing on Risk Management solutions. It’s all part of our ‘Recommended’ editorial feature, designed to help IT and security buyers find the best products and services available today. So, if you’re […]
70+ IT decision-makers. One day. Pre-booked meetings. Is your business in the room?
On 10 November, CIOs, CTOs, CISOs, CDOs, CAIOs and IT Directors with live projects and budgets will meet suppliers one-to-one at the Hilton London Canary Wharf. 55+ senior executives are already confirmed, and remaining partner places are limited. Most leaders ignore cold calls and delete sales emails. Yet they still need new partners for their […]
From Scattered Spider to the AI boardroom: inside the Elevate.Tech Summit 2026 programme
On 10 November, senior IT leaders will gather at the Hilton London Canary Wharf for a day of keynotes, roundtables and pre-arranged supplier meetings. Places are complimentary for qualifying buyers, but limited to just 70+ guests. AI is moving faster than most governance frameworks. Threat actors are getting younger and bolder. And the role of […]
IT Asset Management: When to move beyond spreadsheets
When a software audit sends an IT team searching through invoices, emails and old exports, the problem is no longer an untidy spreadsheet. It is whether the organisation can rely on the information behind its technology decisions. The same issue appears when an incident involves an unmanaged device or a renewal exposes an unexplained licensing […]
Cloud Infrastructure: What IT teams should compare
Moving infrastructure to the cloud is no longer an unusual technology decision. The more difficult question is what the resulting environment should actually look like. An organisation might use public cloud infrastructure for new applications while retaining legacy workloads elsewhere. It might favour managed platform services over virtual machines, operate across more than one cloud […]
Email Signature Management: Governance, compliance and brand control for IT teams
When your company’s registered address changes, can you update every email signature without asking employees to copy and paste a new footer? Email signature management controls how signatures are created, approved, deployed and updated across an organisation. For IT teams, the key questions are simple: who can change the content, who approves it and whether […]
Learn from BBC Cyber Correspondent Joe Tidy at the Elevate.Tech Summit
The Elevate.Tech Summit is taking place in November, where top speakers such as Joe Tidy, BBC News Cyber Correspondent & Author, will be sharing his experience and knowledge! 10th November 2026 | Hilton London Canary Wharf Fully funded attendance – Book Now! (Places are limited) Keynote Seminar: “From LulzSec to Scattered Spider: How Teenage Hackers Hijack the Internet” Gone is the […]
Ransomware Protection: Why tested recovery time matters
Your backups completed overnight. But could you restore a critical service before the disruption becomes unacceptable? Ransomware protection needs preventive controls and a tested recovery plan. A successful backup proves that a copy exists; it does not prove that the organisation can restore a usable business service within its recovery target. Attackers may also target […]
Multi-factor authentication: A practical passkey migration guide
A passkey migration starts with three questions: which applications support passkeys, what happens to legacy systems, and how will users recover access? For security leaders reviewing multi-factor authentication (MFA), those answers should shape the pilot, supplier shortlist and eventual retirement of passwords. Where passkeys fit into multi-factor authentication Passkeys replace passwords, not the need to […]