Pulse Conferences’ events, from global conferences to small networking gatherings, bring together CISOs, CSOs and other senior security professionals from around the world to foster collaboration, innovation and insight. Sponsoring a Pulse event offers a unique opportunity to connect with your customers and peers in an environment designed for meaningful engagement and authentic dialogue.
Every Pulse programme is researched with practitioners and built around formats that put delegates in the conversation.
Battle-tested strategies and benchmarking of real deployments from peers who have been in the trenches.
Delegates are invited to shape the conversation. Honest answers, on-stage interviews and engaging two-way discussion.
Tactical table discussions where you work through real challenges with peers.
C-suite and corporate leaders from outside the security sphere bring fresh perspectives.
Optional five-minute meetings with technology innovators: an informative and efficient way to evaluate new tools.
Meet your mentor-mentees. Be both. Seniority is not the measure here; experience in a specific area or region is. We pre-match CISO and CSO peers.
Pulse Conferences’ global congresses bring together CISOs, CSOs and senior security strategists for a multi-day meeting of minds in world-class surroundings. Here, leaders can explore emerging risk trends, shifting regulatory demands, evolving threats and organisational responses across regions.
The result is a broader, more global perspective that moves beyond local convention and sparks new strategic thinking. Sponsors of global congresses gain access to senior decision-makers in a setting built around collaboration, trust and meaningful conversation.
Multi-day international gatherings. Broader perspectives. Strategic impact.
Pulse’s regional conferences bring security leaders together within a single region, shaped by common regulations, industry movements and cultural dynamics. These in turn set the priorities: emerging legislation, sector trends, cross-border threats and regionally driven resilience strategies.
Security leaders can draw lessons from regional incidents and benchmark their actions against their peers’. Sponsors are able to build relationships with senior decision-makers who influence budgets and programmes in the region where they operate.
Targeted regional reach. Cultural relevance. Local depth with global context.
Pulse roundtables are intimate by design: small groups of CISOs, CSOs and senior practitioners meet in elegant private dining rooms or executive spaces. Without stages, slides or formality, conversation becomes honest, human and deeply insightful.
Each roundtable centres on a single strategic theme, allowing participants to exchange lived experience, refine approaches and uncover practical solutions in a safe, trusted environment. Attendees often describe these sessions as the conversations they wish they had more of: real, unfiltered and immediately valuable.
Next: CISO 360 Dinner Roundtables, Securing the Agentic Enterprise (London, 18 November; Manchester, 19 November 2026).
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Focused, peer-level dialogue in private, refined settings.
Pulse networking events and welcome receptions, including the Cyber 100 Club and the much-loved Party in the Park, are standout moments in the global security calendar. From intimate private dinners to exclusive meet-ups and cultural experiences, these gatherings bring CISOs, CSOs and senior practitioners together in stunning venues with signature Pulse hospitality.
Vibrant, elegant and warmly welcoming, they create environments where conversations flow naturally and new connections form with ease. Leaders return year after year because these events feel less like formal receptions and more like reunions with peers who truly understand their world.
Iconic networking moments. Memorable environments. Relationship-building at scale.
Founder, CEO and Director
Sara has more than 25 years’ experience of creating and running B2B conferences and events, with Globe Business Media Group, Euromoney plc and IQPC before founding Pulse Conferences in 2017. She has delivered more than 350 conferences and events in over 55 countries across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific and the Americas.
With a background in conference production, her focus is on programmes built around community thought leadership, benchmarking and memorable networking experiences: the cornerstones of Pulse. At Pulse, we believe in the power of connecting the right people at the right time, creating trusted spaces for collaboration, innovation, and thought leadership across evolving cyber, risk, and resilience landscapes. Subjects: cybersecurity, corporate security, financial crime and corporate governance. Languages: fluent Spanish and some French.
Director
Clive has worked in cybersecurity marketing since 2000. As Marketing Manager at Portcullis Computer Security he ran its events, from seminars to hospitality such as the Portcullis Arms during Infosec, and its presence at conferences and exhibitions across Europe.
He believes the reputational and operational cost of security breaches should concern everyone from the front line to the board. Clive has chaired The White Hat Committee, the information security industry’s charity, which raises money for Childline and Barnardo’s.
Head of Sponsorship and Partnerships
Jack works with sponsors and partners across the Pulse calendar, from the first conversation through to contract and delivery. Jack leads on new business and looks after a growing group of returning sponsors, helping each choose the events and formats that fit their goals, including the Global Anchor Partner Programme.
He has more than 20 years’ experience in sales, business development and event portfolio management, and has held senior commercial and leadership roles at UK and international organisations. Over his career he has launched and directed conferences and trade exhibitions across several industries, including at Messe Frankfurt and the Evening Standard. He takes a particular interest in developing people and in customer service.
Head of Event Operations
Tisun (Tis) has worked with Pulse for more than five years, leading pre-event and on-site delivery and project management. Tis also sources the venues and networking settings that Pulse events are known for.
Tis has more than 25 years’ experience and has created and delivered more than 500 conferences and bespoke events across the UK, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific and the Americas, with Euromoney Institutional Investor plc, (ISC)² and, latterly, Pulse. Tis has helped establish events in new markets and works closely with speakers, sponsors, clients and partners on the detail that shapes each event.
Senior Executive Operations and Marketing
Sophia has been part of Team Pulse for three years, looking after event and marketing operations: from registration and delegate communications to the detail that makes each event run smoothly on the day.
She works across speaker and delegate communications, logistics, marketing and event coordination for our international cybersecurity, governance and corporate security events. Sophia studied Fine Art: Critical Practice at the University of Brighton, where she developed a creative and analytical approach to problem-solving through dyslexic thinking, and she brings that approach to the planning of each event.
We bring the right people together from around the world to support positive change. We research and develop programmes as members of the communities we serve, collaborating with speakers, clients, partners and teams. Our aim is that people leave each event inspired, connected to the cyber, security, risk and resilience community, and with new professional friends.