Always On Assurance:
Navigating CTEM & Continuous Validation

A Cyber Leaders' Dinner

Date: Thursday, 12th February 2026
Time: 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Venue: City Social, Tower 42, London

Is your security programme validated against reality or just theory? As the industry coalesces around Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM), the role of adversarial testing is fundamentally changing.

Join Rapid7 experts, Craig Roberts and Ken Green, to discuss the evolution of security assurance. We will explore how leaders are combining CTEM strategies with Continuous Red Teaming Services (CRTS) to move beyond static testing and establish a posture of continuous, verifiable resilience.

Key Discussion Points

The CTEM Mandate: Moving from vulnerability lists to validated exposure management.
The Role of CRTS: Using continuous red teaming to power the ''Validation'' phase of the CTEM cycle.
Mobilisation: Ensuring your validation strategy results in actionable, prioritised remediation.

This is a focused conversation on the strategy and execution required to build a genuinely resilient security programme through ongoing, sophisticated threat emulation.

Agenda

6:30 PM – Arrival drinks
7:00 PM – Dinner and discussion
9:00 PM – Networking & close

Speakers

Craig Roberts

Principal Software Engineer at Rapid7

Ken Green

Director of Product Management for Attack Surface Management at Rapid7

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Day Agenda

10 am - Arrival plus Coffee & Tea
10.30 am - Round Table Part 1
12.30 am - Lunch

1.45 pm - Round Table Part 2
3.45 pm - End

Round Table Agenda

The below agenda covers a 5 stage plan that will be drafted during the roundtable aligned to your business. The output will provide you with a draft Target Operating Model that will enable Cybersecurity to form part of your business process to maintain and manage the operational cost of Cyber Security and effectively manage risks for the business.

The plan will include but not limited to the below details:

Stage 1 - Mapping your current Cybersecurity Operating Model and identifying gaps

Stage 2 - Understanding your non technical security challenges and mapping security technology to business process and operations

Stage 3 - Drafting of a Cyber security strategy with clearly defined objectives and goals

Stage 4 - Clearly define Cyber Security KPIs that will highlight technology, process and or people's effectiveness

Stage 5 - Drafting of Protection level Agreements to measure the effectiveness of operationalising cyber security

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Always On Assurance: Navigating CTEM & Continuous Validation