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Information Security for London (ISfL), founded in 2003, the original and first WARP (Warning, Advice and Reporting Point) setup to broker secure information sharing between the London boroughs, has grown to work and serve the wider public sector community in London and draws its membership from this sector as well as the major charity and third sectors.

ISfL Annual Conference 2025

AI, Governance & Cybersecurity: navigating the challenges of AI in the public sector

Thursday 6th March
Queen Elizabeth II Centre, Westminster, London

As artificial intelligence continues to transform the public sector, ensuring the security and integrity of these systems has become a critical priority. This conference explores the challenges and opportunities AI presents to cybersecurity in local government and the wider public sector. From defending against AI-driven threats to leveraging AI for enhanced security, experts will share insights on best practices, compliance and governance strategies that safeguard public trust.

Engage in meaningful dialogue, share experiences and network with peers and leading solution providers. Discover innovative technologies and approaches to enhance AI security, empowering you to navigate and mitigate potential risks effectively.

More information and registration details can be found here.

COLLABORATION: ISfL seeks to support the pooling of its members efforts by working together to achieve the same information security goals. In this way the group makes the most of shared knowledge and experience, saving time and money.

ISfL collaborate wherever possible and have achieved a number of success stories including a well received and popular annual conference, the ISfL Protective Marking Methodology and the ISfL BYOD Toolkit as well as raising skills and awareness in the areas of information assurance, governance and security.

ISfL sees itself as a leader in public sector cyber security thinking, and embraces its WARP roots in working with other public sector WARPs in the UK.

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