Total Security Summit 2026

After losing her son in a terrorist attack in May 2017 Figen Murray realised that there are no legal requirements for venues to keep customers and staff safe from terrorist threats. After starting a campaign, she is now working with the government on this legislation.

Daniel is an ex UK police officer with 20 years’ service investigating transnational cybercrimes and providing trauma support after terrorist incidents, notably the 2017 Manchester Arena attack. Played a key role in implementing a digital transformation to a national UK police force and conducting training to hundreds of police officers across the UK in criminal investigations and digital forensics. Expert in the field of Cybercrime methodologies and typologies for the Global Online Harm Alliance providing expert advice and training to global partners into investigations of all types of online harm including cyber enabled romance fraud, human trafficking and child sexual exploitation. Trainer and advisor to Interpol, Council of Europe, CEELI and the American Bar Association in cyber investigations, the dark web and the criminal exploitation of virtual currencies and Blockchain technology. Providing training on a domestic and international basis to investigation teams throughout the world. Daniel is the owner of UK based GSG Consultancy and gamified learning specialist.

Dr Emmeline Taylor is a Professor of Criminology with research expertise in business-related crime and security accumulated over the last 20 years. Herresearch focuses on business crime, including armed robbery, self-service checkout, violence towards shop workers, theft, new technologies, and the evaluation of law enforcement responses to crime in the retail sector. She has conducted many studies directly with offenders to learn from them how they perceive and exploit risk with a view to informing effective mitigation strategies. She has published six books including Armed Robbers (2022) and Surveillance Futures (2017). In the UK, she is Chair of the Business Reduction Partnerships (BCRP) National Standards Board, and works closely with government, the police, and industry to improve safety and security.

Sarah Jane Cork is an accomplished Chair, Non-Executive Director, Strategic Advisor, Ambassador, and Trustee with a distinguished record of driving transformation, growth, and excellence across multiple sectors. With extensive experience in formulating and executing strategies that deliver exceptional standards, sustainable business growth, and high-performing teams, she is recognised for her ability to lead organisations through complex change with clarity and purpose. Renowned for building strong client partnerships and leading service transformation, Sarah consistently delivers cost efficiencies, continuous improvement, and effective change management. Her strategic mindset and critical thinking enable her to anticipate challenges, identify opportunities, and design innovative solutions that strengthen organisational resilience and performance. Passionate about connecting sophisticated capital with talented small businesses, Sarah plays a pivotal role in raising investment and fostering collaboration between entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders. Her work focuses on unlocking new opportunities that drive long-term value creation and sustainable success. As a dedicated Growth Strategist, Sarah supports small to medium-sized enterprises in achieving both organic and acquisition-led expansion. Her leadership extends across multiple boards, where she champions transformation, nurtures collaboration, and drives measurable impact. Sarah Jane Cork’s career reflects a deep commitment to excellence, innovation, and inclusive leadership—qualities that continue to shape the organisations and communities she serves.