Secure Culture Workshop — Cybersecurity Awareness Month

A day for the people doing the work.

Build better awareness. Together.

A full-day collaborative workshop for cybersecurity awareness practitioners, built around Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Bring your ideas, your challenges, and your experience. Leave with content, connections, and a campaign you're actually ready to run.

10th June 2026 · The Palm Room, Underwood Street, London, N1

About the Day

More minds make better campaigns.

Most cybersecurity awareness professionals work alone, or close to it. You build campaigns on instinct, write content under pressure, and rarely get the chance to sit in a room with people who truly understand the job.

This day changes that.

By the end of the day you'll leave with something real. A network of practitioners who get it. Content frameworks you can actually use, and a clearer plan for October's Cybersecurity Awareness Month than you walked in with.

We're bringing together practitioners for a day of hands-on collaborative working, honest conversation, and real output. No death by PowerPoint. No panels of people you've never heard of, and no being talked at. Just practitioners, working together, on the things that actually matter.

Is This Day for You?

You own the human side of security.

We're looking for people who are hands on doing the work, not managing it from a distance. Whether that's a dedicated awareness lead, an IT manager with a communications remit, or someone in HR or L&D with responsibility for security culture, the key thing is that they are in the trenches every day. Building campaigns, writing communications, designing training, and trying to make people care about security with whatever time and resource they have.

This is a day of vibrant discussion, collaborative working, and real output.

It is not the right day for the people awareness professionals report in to.

You'll fit right in if you:

1. Own the awareness agenda You're the person in your organisation who decides how security culture is built and communicated, whatever your title says.
2. Bridge the gap between technical and human You understand the threats well enough to explain them, and you spend your days figuring out how to make people actually care.
3. Build campaigns with whatever you've got Limited budget, limited resource, limited time. You make it work anyway, and you know there's a better way.

This is just the beginning.

The Secure Culture Hub is a community being built for the people who own the human side of cybersecurity. Not the technology. Not the compliance checkbox but the culture. This is about the awareness, the behaviour, and the belief that security is everyone's responsibility.

The workshop is where it starts. But what we're building is bigger than a single day. We're building a space where practitioners can connect, share, and grow throughout the year.

Where We're Meeting

The Palm Room, London, N1.

A characterful, intimate space perfectly suited to a day of focused collaboration. Central London location with excellent transport links, just minutes from Angel and King's Cross.

Full details shared on registration confirmation.

Want to be in the room?

This isn't a conference. It's a working day, and the quality of the conversation depends on who's in it. We're keeping the attendance limited in numbers, selected to make sure every person in the room can contribute and take something away.

Register your interest and we'll be in touch with full details.

The Secure Culture Hub is a practitioner-first space, powered by Hoxhunt. Built for the people doing the work, not talking about it. The workshop is the first step. We're glad you're here.