Healix is delighted to announce that we will be speaking at the Global Security Exchange 2026 between 14-16 September in Atlanta, Georgia.
In our panel session, we'll examine how organisations can remain resilient when confidence in data, identity and communication begins to break down.
Joining the discussion will be Sara Pratley, Senior Vice President, Global Intelligence at AlertMedia, alongside Healix experts Lucy Stone, Director of Embedded Programmes, and Susie Morris, Director of Partnerships.
Building organisational resilience amid the erosion of digital trust
Wednesday, 16 September, 9:45-10:45 ET
- Sara Pratley, Senior Vice President, Global Intelligence, AlertMedia
- Lucy Stone, Director of Embedded Programmes, Healix
- Susie Morris, Director of Partnerships, Healix
Digital trust is eroding, and resilience now depends on how organisations respond when confidence in data, identity and communication breaks down.
This session explores how murky data provenance, weak integrity controls and AI-driven deception are reshaping risk. It looks at practical challenges such as verifying authenticity in internal and external communications, vetting suppliers and approving requests in an age of deepfakes and large-scale disinformation.
The session also considers how geopolitics amplifies these risks and why strong analysis capability matters more than ever. The focus is on resilience under scrutiny.
Attendees will learn how plans that account for reputational impact - and keep humans firmly in the loop - help organisations act decisively when perception becomes reality.