Cybersecurity is no longer just about technical defences, it is an organisational challenge affecting industries such as finance, energy, healthcare, transport, logistics, higher education, and public sector governance. As digital threats evolve, organisations must implement risk-aware governance structures, proactive security frameworks, and human-centric security models to maintain resilience. This track explores cyber risk perception, regulatory compliance, intelligence-sharing frameworks, and security methodologies across industries. Discussions will focus on how organisations navigate cyber resilience, institutional security policies, social cybersecurity, and emerging cyber technologies to mitigate risk, improve security outcomes, and build trust.

• Cyber resilience strategies across industries, including finance, healthcare, education, logistics, and energy
• Trust-based cybersecurity intelligence sharing and collaborative defence models within organisations
• Behavioural cybersecurity risk perception and decision-making in organisational security policies
• AI-driven cybersecurity threat detection and predictive risk assessment models
• Blockchain for cybersecurity – decentralised security models for data integrity and fraud prevention
• Social cybersecurity methodologies for tracking digital risk patterns in organisations
• Cybersecurity governance frameworks for businesses, government institutions, and higher education
• Regulatory compliance, ethics, and governance in cybersecurity policy development
• Network security models for protecting organisational data systems in various industries
• Gamification and immersive learning techniques in cybersecurity education, leveraging interactive methods to enhance retention
• Social engineering awareness and behavioural countermeasures, developing proactive defences against manipulation tactics
• Cyber hygiene and workforce security culture, bridging technical protocols with practical behavioural improvements