Exclusive round table & dinner
What to Keep
What to Kill
What to Build Next
The SOC Is Changing: What to Keep, What to Kill, What to Build Next
Security Operations Centres are undergoing a fundamental transformation. As threat actors become more sophisticated and AI begins to reshape how security teams operate, many organisations are asking a critical question: is the traditional SOC model still fit for purpose?
During this exclusive round table dinner, Simon Thornton, Head of Cyber Security Operations at bnode, will share his perspective on how SOCs are evolving and what organisations should reconsider in their current security operations model. An expert from ManageEngine will explore how AI is influencing modern SOC capabilities and what practical AI adoption really looks like in operational environments.
Together with a select group of security leaders, we will discuss the shift from reactive monitoring to intelligence-driven detection and response, how organisations can scale their SOC operations effectively, and where automation truly adds value without replacing human expertise. The discussion will also explore how security teams can measure the impact of their SOC investments and prepare for the next generation of AI-enabled security services.
This closed-door session offers a unique opportunity for open discussion and peer exchange among senior cybersecurity professionals.
Attendance is strictly limited to CISOs, SOC Managers and MSSP Practice Leaders in Belgium.
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Agenda
18:00: Guest Arrival & Welcome Reception
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Simon Thornton
Head of Cyber Security Operations at bnode
Simon Thornton has deep hands-on experience in SOC strategy, threat detection, and incident response. Before joining bnode as SOC leader, Simon he was Head of Cyber Threat Detection and Response at LEGO Group, where he played a key role in building and maturing global SOC and detection capabilities. Simon is recognised for his practical expertise in running high-performing SOC teams, optimising SIEM and SOAR platforms, and responding effectively to advanced cyber threats.
Simon Thornton
Head of Cyber Security Operations at bnode
Simon Thornton has deep hands-on experience in SOC strategy, threat detection, and incident response. Before joining bnode as SOC leader, Simon he was Head of Cyber Threat Detection and Response at LEGO Group, where he played a key role in building and maturing global SOC and detection capabilities. Simon is recognised for his practical expertise in running high-performing SOC teams, optimising SIEM and SOAR platforms, and responding effectively to advanced cyber threats.
Kasteel Ter Ham, Steenokkerzeel
Kasteel Ter Ham is a unique event venue, operated by top chef Bartel Dewulf and his team, perhaps known to you as the chef of our Red Devils. Bartel's cuisine places a strong emphasis on purity. Expect pure dishes, prepared for you using the freshest and locally sourced ingredients."
ManageEngine is the enterprise IT management division of Zoho Corporation, established in 1996. It offers a comprehensive suite of over 60 enterprise products and 60 free tools designed to manage various aspects of IT operations, including networks, servers, applications, service desks, Active Directory, security, desktops, and mobile devices.
Serving over 280,000 companies globally ManageEngine is recognized for delivering affordable, feature-rich software that's easy to use. The company's focus on in-house research and development ensures that its solutions are both innovative and aligned with customer needs.
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