
About the Session
Critical infrastructure sectors—energy, finance, telecom, healthcare, and government—face an increasing wave of cyberattacks across the Middle East and Africa. With regional regulations evolving and threat actors growing more sophisticated, the need for resilient, sector-specific cyber strategies has never been greater.
This virtual roundtable gathers senior leaders from legal, cybersecurity, GRC, and risk domains to address:
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How are critical industries in the MEA region building cyber resilience beyond compliance?
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What frameworks are being used to manage threats across OT, IT, and supply chains?
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How do legal and cybersecurity leaders coordinate during breaches and enforcement?
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What sector-specific playbooks, regulations, and tools are proving most effective?
Expect real-world case studies, live benchmarking, and practical solutions — not just policy discussion.
All attendees will receive the session recording and toolkit via GC360Flix.


Agenda Program
Date: September 09, 2025
MEA: Building Cyber Resilience Across Critical Sectors
12:00 – 12:10 PM GST | Welcome & Introductions
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Moderator welcome and agenda overview
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Speaker intros: “What’s your biggest cybersecurity challenge in your sector today?”
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Live poll: “Which critical sector faces the highest risk right now?”
12:10 – 12:40 PM GST | Challenge 1: Sector-Specific Cyber Threats & Regulatory Expectations
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Threat landscape for energy, financial services, healthcare, and government entities
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Navigating frameworks like NCA ECC, Dubai Cyber Security Strategy, and regional guidance
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Regulatory readiness vs. operational reality
What You'll Gain:
Clarity on the region’s most vulnerable sectors and current regulatory expectations
12:40 – 01:10 PM GST | Challenge 2: Operational Resilience, Incident Readiness & Supply Chain Risk
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Incident response planning, tabletop exercises, and escalation
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Coordinating with vendors, regulators, and internal teams
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Supply chain vulnerabilities and mitigation tactics
What You'll Gain:
Actionable playbooks and resilience practices tailored to critical sector operations
01:10 – 01:40 PM GST | Challenge 3: Building Cross-Functional Cybersecurity Governance
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Aligning legal, IT, GRC, and security for ongoing resilience
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Role of threat intelligence in proactive defense and reporting
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Long-term governance models for high-risk environments
What You'll Gain:
Frameworks for integrated cybersecurity leadership and decision-making
01:40 – 02:00 PM GST | Live Q&A, Peer Insights & Closing Reflections
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Audience questions and peer benchmarking
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Speakers share “One cyber resilience action to take this quarter”
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GC360Flix access and post-event toolkit details
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Optional networking and wrap-up
Post-Event Toolkit Includes
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One Key Insight per Speaker (compiled by GC360)
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Session Summary with Key Lessons
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Sector-Specific Frameworks or Tools (if shared)
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Recording Access via GC360Flix
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Certificate of Participation
Speakers Board
(Speakers to be announced soon)

Who Should Attend?
This session is designed for cybersecurity, compliance, legal, and risk leaders from high-risk sectors in the MEA region:
CISOs and Security Leaders
General Counsel and Legal Directors
Chief Risk & Compliance Officers
IT Governance and Audit Professionals
Heads of OT/IT Security in Critical Infrastructure
Sector Regulators and Policy Leaders

Why You Should Attend?
Understand region-specific cyber threats and regulatory updates
Benchmark resilience strategies across critical industries
Learn cross-functional approaches to incident response and vendor risk
Gain access to GC360Flix recordings, toolkits, and participation certificates
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