Upcoming webinar

Threat Matrix Report: Know Europe's Threats. Plan Ahead

The Threat Matrix Report from CSIS Security Group gives a clear, evidence-based view of Europe's security landscape: the cyber threats organisations face and the geopolitical events that drive them.

The Autumn 2026 Edition draws the lessons from the first half of 2026 and identifies the trends that matter now, with deep dives into key issues and forecasts to help you plan. In this webinar, our analysts take you through the main findings and answer your questions.

 

Event details

• 📅 Date: 5 November 2026
• 🕘 Time: 15:00 CET / 14:00 GMT
• 💻 Format: Online, 60 minutes
• 👥 Relevant for: CISOs and security leaders; threat intelligence and risk teams; and executives who need a clear view of the threats facing Europe.

 

Europe's cyber and geopolitical threats are connected

In the first half of 2026, relations with the US grew more strained, the Russian threat kept growing, and competition with China sharpened. At the same time, AI is making attacks faster and easier to carry out.

These threats create both physical and cyber challenges for security teams. Understanding how they connect helps you decide where to act first.

 

Why attend

In 60 minutes, you'll get the key findings from more than 70 pages of data and analysis. You'll be able to:

• Brief your leadership with current evidence on the threats facing Europe
• Focus your time and budget where attackers are most active
• Check your own defences against the methods attackers are using now
• Plan for the year ahead with forecasts rated by likelihood
• Put your questions directly to our analysts

 

What we'll cover

A 60-minute panel discussion on the Threat Matrix Report, Autumn 2026 Edition, produced by SecAlliance, our threat intelligence division.

Drawing on CSIS monitoring and incident response data and SecAlliance intelligence analysis, the session covers:

• How US, Russian and Chinese state activity is shaping cyber risk in Europe
• What CSIS data shows about stolen logins, ransomware and phishing across Europe
• How AI is making attacks faster and easier to carry out
• How an attacker got past multi-factor authentication in a real fraud investigation
• Where NIS2, DORA, the AI Act and other EU rules stand now
• What our analysts expect in the months and years ahead

 

Speakers

• Tim Haines, Strategic CTI Lead, SecAlliance (part of CSIS Security Group)
• Stefan Tanase, Cyber Intelligence Expert, CSIS Security Group

 

About CSIS Security Group

CSIS Security Group A/S is a leading European pure-play provider of tech-enabled cybersecurity and intelligence services. Operating 24/7, we deliver Managed Detection & Response, Incident Response and Security Consulting across all sectors, and provide a world-class threat intelligence capability through our SecAlliance brand. Accredited by organisations including CREST, we actively support global security initiatives to positively impact the cyber community. CSIS is part of the Allurity Group.

 

About SecAlliance

SecAlliance is the threat intelligence division of CSIS Security Group. Formed in 2007 and based in London and The Hague, our team of over 35 intelligence professionals delivers cyber threat intelligence to banks, central banks, financial market infrastructures, government and EU agencies, international organisations, and critical national infrastructure operators.