Events calendar

Hear from Aston University on how collaboration with universities through KTPs can support your business.

In light of the UK government’s proposal to ban ransomware payments by organisations within Critical National Infrastructure, this webinar offers a timely and essential discussion on the evolving landscape of cyber resilience. Join SCC and HPE for an engaging session filled with expert insights, strategic guidance, and practical solutions tailored to the unique challenges faced by UK organisations today.

2026 is set to be an important year for cyber resilience, and we want to help you get the most out of your techUK membership from the very start. To kick things off, we’re hosting a maximising your membership: Cyber resilience webinar, open to both new and existing members.

His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) and techUK invite suppliers to an early market engagement webinar to explore the market’s capability to support the future delivery of remote hearings, in Courts and Tribunals, using video conferencing technology.

2025 was a year of major significance for data policy in both the UK and EU, with, amongst other measures, the passage of the UK’s Data (Use and Access) Act and the enforcement of the EU’s Data Act and introduction of their Digital Omnibus proposing key changes to the GDPR. The tech sector is inherently global, with many of our members operating in both jurisdictions. As a result, we regularly call for alignment between UK and EU data legislation.

This deep dive webinar session explores a chapter in techUK’s recently released paper titled A Maturing AI Assurance Ecosystem: Sector Specific Applications. Reflecting on the key findings of the Financial Services chapter, this 1-hour session will dedicate 45 minutes of panel discussion between contributors before opening to the attendees for 15 minutes of questions and contributions.

This deep dive webinar session explores a chapter in techUK’s recently released paper titled A Maturing AI Assurance Ecosystem: Sector Specific Applications. Reflecting on the key findings of the Health and Social Care chapter, this 1-hour session will dedicate 45 minutes of panel discussion between contributors before opening to the attendees for 15 minutes of questions and contributions.