Sessions, roundtables and the occasional bigger thing.
The guild runs small and often rather than large and rare. Most sessions are practitioner-only and held under Chatham House rules so people can speak plainly.
What we run
A rhythm rather than a calendar of set pieces. Dates are announced to members and on LinkedIn as each one is confirmed.
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Monthly
Practitioner call
One hour, video, no slides required. Someone brings a problem or a post-incident lesson, the room works on it. Open to guild members practising in security.
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Quarterly
Deep-dive roundtable
A single subject examined properly with people who have done it: post-quantum migration planning, supply chain assurance, securing an organisation with no security team.
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As needed
Policy response sessions
Convened when a consultation with a real deadline lands. Short, focused, and aimed at producing evidence that is actually submitted rather than a discussion that is merely had.
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Alongside GTA
Contributions to network events
Where another GTA group is running something and wants a security strand, the guild supplies speakers and content rather than staging a competing event.
Next sessions
Dates are being confirmed. Members hear first, and everything is announced on LinkedIn.
Offer a room or a topic
Two things we always need: practitioners willing to open a session with something real, and organisations willing to host a roundtable.
Hosting means a room and coffee, not sponsorship. Speaking means twenty honest minutes on something you have actually done, not a polished keynote. Neither is a sales opportunity, and sessions where somebody tries to make one tend not to get a second invitation.