Institute of Forensics & ICT Security
How boards and executives grow safely with technology, and lead decisively when things go wrong.
Why this conference
How organisations grow, innovate and expand without creating cyber risk they cannot carry.
What actually happens inside an organisation experiencing a serious cyber incident, and who decides what.
How organisations recover financially, operationally and reputationally once systems come back online.
How boards and executives make decisions under cyber pressure, with incomplete information and a running clock.
Live incident simulation
What do you do first?
Who takes control?
Decision rights under pressure. Who convenes, who authorises, who speaks, and who is explicitly not in the room.
How do you contain the incident?
Isolating affected systems while keeping the business running, and the trade-off between the two.
When do you inform customers and regulators?
Timing, obligation and sequence, before you know the full picture, which you will not have in time.
How do you preserve evidence?
What is lost in the first hours is lost permanently. Forensic readiness before the investigation begins.
The conference includes a live cyber-incident simulation. Participants work the scenario in real time.
Experience the simulationProgramme
One day, from growth through crisis to the leadership decisions that follow. Select a session to expand it.
Growing faster without growing exposure. How cybersecurity supports digital customer growth, faster product launches, regional expansion, and board approval of innovation.
How can organisations grow faster without creating risks that later destroy value?
Responsible: iShield360 / Summit Consulting
AI, cloud, mobile money and third-party partnerships. Artificial intelligence, cloud adoption, mobile money, third-party access, and cybersecurity clauses in commercial contracts.
Your organisation is secure. Your payment provider, cloud provider and vendors are not. Whose risk is it?
Responsible: To be confirmed. Apply to speak.
To be confirmed. Apply to speak.
Leading through cyberattack, fraud and operational shutdown. A live cyber-incident simulation covering system disruption, suspected fraud, customer complaints and regulatory pressure.
Command, containment, disclosure timing, evidence preservation, decided live against the clock.
Responsible: To be confirmed
Investigation, accountability and business restoration. Digital forensic investigation, financial loss reconstruction, legal exposure, and business restoration.
Systems are back online, but nobody knows exactly what happened. Have you actually recovered?
Responsible: To be confirmed
The executive panel returns the day to leadership: how much cyber risk should leadership accept?
How much cyber risk should leadership accept?
Responsible: To be confirmed
Cocktail dinner and music from 5:45 p.m. onwards.
Executive panel · 4:30 – 5:30 p.m.
The executive discussion examines how organisations balance digital growth against cybersecurity resilience, and where the two genuinely conflict.
“How much cyber risk should leadership accept?”
The table
Panel composition as proposed. Confirmed participants will be announced ahead of the conference.
Who should attend
8 audiences
Accountable for growth decisions that carry technology risk.
Responsible for the systems, and for explaining them upward.
Running detection, response and recovery in practice.
Translating cyber exposure into organisational risk language.
Quantifying loss, controls and the cost of downtime.
Setting and enforcing expectations across sectors.
Operating the payment and connectivity rails others depend on.
Handling disclosure, evidence, liability and investigation.
Networking
The day closes with a networking dinner from 5:45 PM.
Registration
IFIS Member
UGX 550,000
per person
Non-Member
UGX 650,000
per person
Groups of 5+
Discounted
Confirmed by email
Registration is confirmed only after full payment is received. Payments are made to the IFIS bank account. Cash is not accepted.
Reserve your seat
Places are limited. Registration takes under a minute. We confirm the rest by email.
Awareness Month training
Every session normally costs USD 1,200 to 2,500. This October, during Cybersecurity Awareness Month, book at a large discount.
Virtual
UGX 950,000
per session
Physical
UGX 1,550,000
per session
16 topics
No topics match that audience.
Partner with us
Put your brand at the centre of Uganda's cyber safety movement this October.
Join the movement for cybersecurity awareness
UGX 3,500,000
Show your support for cybersecurity awareness
UGX 5,950,000
Strong brand presence and engagement
UGX 9,950,000
High impact brand visibility and thought leadership
UGX 14,500,000
All sponsors receive a complimentary cybersecurity assessment, covering both external and internal testing, valued at over USD 11,350, with a detailed report.
Or contact us directly: admissions@forensicsinstitute.org · 0782 610333 · 0784 270586 · 0783 373637
