Core To Cloud Events

Core to Cloud is proud to announce that we will be attending the Resilience Association 6th Annual Summit 2026 as Platinum Sponsor.

Taking place on Tuesday 9th June 2026 at City, St George’s, University of London, this year’s summit will focus on Critical Third Parties: Strengthening the Backbone of Resilience.

The event will bring together professionals from across operational resilience, business continuity, cyber recovery, crisis management, IT disaster recovery, emergency planning, third-party risk management, and regulatory assurance. With critical third parties now playing such a significant role in how organisations operate, protect data, deliver services, and respond to disruption, the theme is both timely and highly relevant.

As a UK cybersecurity managed services provider, Core to Cloud helps organisations strengthen resilience across their security posture. Our services include managed detection and response, security testing, governance, risk and compliance, and incident readiness. We are also recognised for bringing innovative new technologies to the UK market.

At the summit, our team will be available to discuss how organisations can better understand and manage cyber risk across their supplier ecosystem, improve incident readiness, and build stronger resilience across their wider operational environment.

We will also be delivering a workshop on The Resilience Risk of Critical Third Parties, exploring why supplier cyber risk is now a key consideration for resilience planning, and how organisations can move from awareness to practical action.

Cloud risk is showing up in more board-level conversations than ever, but many security teams are still facing the same challenge: how do you turn complex technical findings into clear decisions, measurable progress, and meaningful risk reduction?

Core to Cloud, in collaboration with Orca, is hosting an exclusive roundtable lunch for a small group of security leaders to explore how organisations are improving cloud security posture in practice.

Taking place at Arros QD in London, this private lunch will bring together peers from across security, cloud, infrastructure, and technology leadership to discuss what is working, what is proving difficult, and how teams are moving from visibility to action.

The discussion will focus on how security leaders are framing cloud risk at executive and board level, how teams are deciding what to fix first, and how organisations are creating the right operating rhythm to ensure remediation is owned, tracked, and delivered.

Attendees will also hear more about the Core to Cloud and Orca partnership, including how the combined approach helps organisations gain clearer visibility across their cloud environments, prioritise the risks that matter most, and drive remediation without adding unnecessary operational burden.

This is designed to be a practical, peer-led conversation rather than a presentation-heavy session. The aim is to give security leaders space to compare approaches, share challenges, and leave with useful insight they can take back into their own cloud security programmes.