Hear from Benn Morris, CEO for 3B Data Security and Adam D'Arcy, DFIR Lead for CyberClan, as they take us through what it looks like to work in the Incident Response specialism and how they got to where they are today.

What you’ll take away:

• B2E competencies
• The Technical knowledge involved
• What a day looks like
• And what they've learnt along the way

We'll also be joined by Sean McCormack from The Cyber Scheme who will talk more about the process of becoming professionally registered in this specialism.

If you are looking to start a career in Incident Response, or you want to change careers, join us to find out more.

About our Speakers

Benn Morris - CEO of 3B Data Security

Benn is a Chartered Cyber Security Professional and has worked directly with the UK Cyber Security Council to help contextualise the chartership process for the recently released Cyber Security Charterships in Incident Response.

Benn chairs the Incident Response Working Group of the Council of Registered Ethical Security Testers (CREST) and is a CREST IR assessor and is a member of the International Council for CREST.

Benn is a highly experienced PCI Qualified Security Assessor and PCI Forensic Investigator and has experience of a wide range of other disciplines including law enforcement and corporate digital forensics, incident response, security training and audit and advisory standards.

Adam D'Arcy - DFIR Lead for CyberClan

A seasoned practitioner in Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR), currently serving as a DFIR Lead at CyberClan, an international cybersecurity service provider. He was awarded the prestigious title of Chartered Cyber Security Professional (ChCSP) in December 2024.

His journey in forensic science began in 2010 when he joined the Forensic Science Service in London as a Forensic Examiner. This role laid the foundation for his expertise in digital forensics, leading him to the Metropolitan Police, where he served for six years in the Biology and Trace department.

In 2018, he transitioned to the Digital Forensic Unit (DFU), where he quickly took on the role of Training and Knowledge Specialist. In this position, he developed and delivered digital forensic training, enhancing the unit’s capabilities and knowledge base. In 2021, he relocated to Dorset to become the DFU Manager for Dorset Police, where he led the unit through multiple UKAS assessments and managed a team of 15 staff members, ensuring high standards and operational excellence.

In 2023, he made the move to the private sector, joining CyberClan as a DFIR Analyst. In this role, he conducted incident response and digital forensic investigations, leveraging his extensive experience to support clients through complex cybersecurity challenges. His work involved analysing incidents, managing response teams, and developing strategies to enhance organisational resilience. He has since been made a Lead, where he now coordinates and devises the investigative strategy for DFIR engagements, as well as carrying out analysis, to ensure that clients receive the best service possible.

Throughout his career, he has remained committed to professional growth and excellence in the field of digital forensics and incident response. His journey reflects a dedication to continuous learning and the application of his expertise to protect and support organisations in navigating the evolving landscape of cybersecurity.

Sean McCormack - Operations Director for The Cyber Scheme.

With 30 years of experience, Sean McCormack is a recognised leader in cyber security, IT operations, and programme/project delivery. His varied international background spanning Europe, Asia Pacific, and North America makes him culturally aware with the ability to work cross-functionally at the highest levels. Sean is a strong advocate of being pragmatic and using processes to help move operational activities forward, believing the desired outcome should drive the level of procedural effort. He also believes that change within organisations should be considered an ongoing state of affairs.

At The Cyber Scheme, Sean is a Board member and is accountable for all things operational; process development, ‘business as usual’ activity, compliance, contract management, supplier management, programme and project management.

Sean also has a leading role when liaising with The UK Cyber Security Council and has been pivotal in setting up the Cyber Scheme as a Licenced Body of the Council.