A year after our first Infosecurity Europe, we returned to London with a substantially more evolved platform and a different conversation with the market.

What changed in a year

In 2025 we presented Surface as a promise: continuous visibility of the external attack surface, TADR as a defensive posture rating, CTEM as a framework. In 2026 we showed results: customers in production, the leap to full EASM with version 1.7, dark web intelligence, exposed AI agent monitoring and the MCP server.

The conversation has shifted from "what is this?" to "how do I integrate it with my stack?".

The UK channel ecosystem

Infosecurity Europe is the reference event for the UK cybersecurity channel. NNEAT is actively building its partner network in the UK — MSSPs who want to add a differentiated CTEM layer to their offering, and security leaders at mid-sized organisations who need continuous visibility without enterprise-grade costs.

Cyber House Party

Beyond our presence at ExCeL, NNEAT sponsored the Cyber House Party, the sector's charity event focused on mental health in cybersecurity. A reminder that the industry protecting everyone else also needs to look after itself.

The future is continuous

The message we brought to Infosecurity Europe sums up NNEAT's direction well: the cybersecurity of the future will be continuous, AI-assisted, threat-informed and exposure-driven. Not as an aspiration — as daily operational practice.