Upcoming Events
Andrew's Marvellous Networking
Andrew’s Marvellous Networking is designed for people who want to meet interesting business owners, have proper conversations and build useful connections without rigid introductions, forced small talk or everyone waiting for their turn to sell something.
Andrew is a self-described professional attention seeker, SEO specialist and creator who teaches businesses how to get noticed online. He also has a habit of discussing Viking poo on TikTok, so this is unlikely to be your standard networking meeting.
Expect:
Friendly people and genuine conversation
No sales pitches
Opportunities to make new connections and help one another
Useful ideas, a little unpredictability and possibly some Viking-related trivia
The freedom to bring your own coffee and decent biscuits
The event is free, takes place online and happens on the first Monday of each month.
SEO Collective
SEO is changing quickly. Search is no longer just about Google rankings. AI search, changing customer behaviour and new technology are reshaping how businesses are discovered online.
That makes it more important than ever for the people working in SEO, content, websites and digital marketing to have somewhere they can talk openly, compare experiences and learn from one another.
The SEO Collective is a free, friendly peer-networking event for anyone interested in search and digital visibility. You do not need to be an SEO expert. The group brings together digital agency owners, marketers, content creators, web developers and experienced SEO professionals to share knowledge, ask questions and make useful connections.
Location: Online
Cost: Free
The SEO Collective meets on the third Thursday of every month, so it is also a chance to become part of a growing community rather than simply attending another one-off webinar.
Andrew's Marvellous Networking
Andrew’s Marvellous Networking is designed for people who want to meet interesting business owners, have proper conversations and build useful connections without rigid introductions, forced small talk or everyone waiting for their turn to sell something.
Andrew is a self-described professional attention seeker, SEO specialist and creator who teaches businesses how to get noticed online. He also has a habit of discussing Viking poo on TikTok, so this is unlikely to be your standard networking meeting.
Expect:
Friendly people and genuine conversation
No sales pitches
Opportunities to make new connections and help one another
Useful ideas, a little unpredictability and possibly some Viking-related trivia
The freedom to bring your own coffee and decent biscuits
The event is free, takes place online and happens on the first Monday of each month.
SEO Collective
SEO is changing quickly. Search is no longer just about Google rankings. AI search, changing customer behaviour and new technology are reshaping how businesses are discovered online.
That makes it more important than ever for the people working in SEO, content, websites and digital marketing to have somewhere they can talk openly, compare experiences and learn from one another.
The SEO Collective is a free, friendly peer-networking event for anyone interested in search and digital visibility. You do not need to be an SEO expert. The group brings together digital agency owners, marketers, content creators, web developers and experienced SEO professionals to share knowledge, ask questions and make useful connections.
Location: Online
Cost: Free
The SEO Collective meets on the third Thursday of every month, so it is also a chance to become part of a growing community rather than simply attending another one-off webinar.
Andrew's Marvellous Networking
Andrew’s Marvellous Networking is designed for people who want to meet interesting business owners, have proper conversations and build useful connections without rigid introductions, forced small talk or everyone waiting for their turn to sell something.
Andrew is a self-described professional attention seeker, SEO specialist and creator who teaches businesses how to get noticed online. He also has a habit of discussing Viking poo on TikTok, so this is unlikely to be your standard networking meeting.
Expect:
Friendly people and genuine conversation
No sales pitches
Opportunities to make new connections and help one another
Useful ideas, a little unpredictability and possibly some Viking-related trivia
The freedom to bring your own coffee and decent biscuits
The event is free, takes place online and happens on the first Monday of each month.
SEO Collective
SEO is changing quickly. Search is no longer just about Google rankings. AI search, changing customer behaviour and new technology are reshaping how businesses are discovered online.
That makes it more important than ever for the people working in SEO, content, websites and digital marketing to have somewhere they can talk openly, compare experiences and learn from one another.
The SEO Collective is a free, friendly peer-networking event for anyone interested in search and digital visibility. You do not need to be an SEO expert. The group brings together digital agency owners, marketers, content creators, web developers and experienced SEO professionals to share knowledge, ask questions and make useful connections.
Location: Online
Cost: Free
The SEO Collective meets on the third Thursday of every month, so it is also a chance to become part of a growing community rather than simply attending another one-off webinar.
Andrew's Marvellous Networking
Andrew’s Marvellous Networking is designed for people who want to meet interesting business owners, have proper conversations and build useful connections without rigid introductions, forced small talk or everyone waiting for their turn to sell something.
Andrew is a self-described professional attention seeker, SEO specialist and creator who teaches businesses how to get noticed online. He also has a habit of discussing Viking poo on TikTok, so this is unlikely to be your standard networking meeting.
Expect:
Friendly people and genuine conversation
No sales pitches
Opportunities to make new connections and help one another
Useful ideas, a little unpredictability and possibly some Viking-related trivia
The freedom to bring your own coffee and decent biscuits
The event is free, takes place online and happens on the first Monday of each month.
SEO Collective
SEO is changing quickly. Search is no longer just about Google rankings. AI search, changing customer behaviour and new technology are reshaping how businesses are discovered online.
That makes it more important than ever for the people working in SEO, content, websites and digital marketing to have somewhere they can talk openly, compare experiences and learn from one another.
The SEO Collective is a free, friendly peer-networking event for anyone interested in search and digital visibility. You do not need to be an SEO expert. The group brings together digital agency owners, marketers, content creators, web developers and experienced SEO professionals to share knowledge, ask questions and make useful connections.
Location: Online
Cost: Free
The SEO Collective meets on the third Thursday of every month, so it is also a chance to become part of a growing community rather than simply attending another one-off webinar.
Andrew's Marvellous Networking
Andrew’s Marvellous Networking is designed for people who want to meet interesting business owners, have proper conversations and build useful connections without rigid introductions, forced small talk or everyone waiting for their turn to sell something.
Andrew is a self-described professional attention seeker, SEO specialist and creator who teaches businesses how to get noticed online. He also has a habit of discussing Viking poo on TikTok, so this is unlikely to be your standard networking meeting.
Expect:
Friendly people and genuine conversation
No sales pitches
Opportunities to make new connections and help one another
Useful ideas, a little unpredictability and possibly some Viking-related trivia
The freedom to bring your own coffee and decent biscuits
The event is free, takes place online and happens on the first Monday of each month.
SEO Collective
SEO is changing quickly. Search is no longer just about Google rankings. AI search, changing customer behaviour and new technology are reshaping how businesses are discovered online.
That makes it more important than ever for the people working in SEO, content, websites and digital marketing to have somewhere they can talk openly, compare experiences and learn from one another.
The SEO Collective is a free, friendly peer-networking event for anyone interested in search and digital visibility. You do not need to be an SEO expert. The group brings together digital agency owners, marketers, content creators, web developers and experienced SEO professionals to share knowledge, ask questions and make useful connections.
Location: Online
Cost: Free
The SEO Collective meets on the third Thursday of every month, so it is also a chance to become part of a growing community rather than simply attending another one-off webinar.
SEO Collective
Through events, workshops, networking, expert talks, peer learning and community conversations, we bring people together to share knowledge, build confidence and create meaningful connections. Whether you’re running a business, developing your career, exploring new technology or simply trying to keep up with change, our events are designed to be welcoming, practical and accessible.
Getting AI to work for you
In this session, Eleni cuts through the noise and shows what real AI adoption actually looks like — not tools for the sake of tools, but how to turn ideas into working products, workflows, and outcomes.
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - Injection Vulnerabilities
No agenda, no slides, no recording, 100% unscripted.
You know the rules..
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - May 2023 Fight Club
No agenda, no slides, no recording, 100% unscripted.
You know the rules..
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - ZAP and Burp the Walkthrough
No agenda, no slides, no recording, 100% unscripted.
You know the rules..
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - April 2023 Fight Club
No agenda, no slides, no recording, 100% unscripted.
You know the rules..
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - Thinking like a Hacker
No agenda, no slides, no recording, 100% unscripted.
You know the rules..
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - March 2023 Fight Club
No agenda, no slides, no recording, 100% unscripted.
You know the rules..
Thirsty Robot Online Pub
Welcome to The Thirsty Robot
Find out about upcoming sessions at The Thirsty Robot
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - February 2023 Fight Club
No agenda, no slides, no recording, 100% unscripted.
You know the rules..
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - January 2023 Fight Club
No agenda, no slides, no recording, 100% unscripted.
You know the rules..
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - December 2022 Fight Club
No agenda, no slides, no recording, 100% unscripted.
You know the rules..
OWASP Suffolk - An introduction to OSINT
OSINT - OpenSource INTelligence is the art of research and analysis of data that is freely available from publicly available sources. Combined with digital tools and techniques it's amazing what you can learn using nothing more than a computer and an internet connection.
Thirsty Robot Online Pub
Welcome to The Thirsty Robot
Find out about upcoming sessions at The Thirsty Robot
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - November 2022 Fight Club
No agenda, no slides, no recording, 100% unscripted.
You know the rules..
Thirsty Robot Online Pub
Welcome to The Thirsty Robot
Find out about upcoming sessions at The Thirsty Robot
Deepfakes: A Growing Cybersecurity Concern - Mike Warner
This talk will look at the origins of Deepfake technology, how they work, the threats and ethical quandaries they pose, and potential mitigations, with a handful of demos.
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - October 2022 Fight Club
No agenda, no slides, no recording, 100% unscripted.
You know the rules..
What is eBPF and why should you care? - Kev Sheldrake
eBPF is relatively new and “a revolutionary technology with origins in the Linux kernel that can run sandboxed programs in an operating system kernel.” You can achieve similar results to writing a kernel module, but in a (supposedly – we’ll come to that) safe manner. eBPF code runs in a virtual machine and, depending on the program type, can access all sorts of kernel internals, with programs being launched when specified code points get hit.
Adastral Women in Tech - Learning Through Doing: Finding Your Way To Contributing In Open Source Pro
In this talk, Ruth will share how she got started as a contributor in open source (through a non-traditional background in sport science and physiotherapy!) which led her to set up a digital agency purely focused on open source technologies, and now to leading a worldwide open source project which powers the marketing automation of some of the world's largest brands.
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - Using OWASP Nettacker for Recon and Vulnerability Scanning
The OWASP Nettacker project was created to automate information gathering, vulnerability scanning, and in general to aid the penetration testing engagements. Nettacker is able to run various scans using a variety of methods and generate scan reports for applications and networks, including services, bugs, vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, default credentials and many other cool features
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - Patching and Backing-up
In this talk we will discuss patching and backing-up shown from both the perspective of the individual / small business owner and that of a malicious actor.
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - June 2022 Fight Club
No agenda, no slides, no recording, 100% unscripted.
You know the rules..
Thirsty Robot Online Pub
Welcome to The Thirsty Robot
Find out about upcoming sessions at The Thirsty Robot
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - May 2022 Fight Club
No agenda, no slides, no recording, 100% unscripted.
You know the rules..
Thirsty Robot Online Pub
Welcome to The Thirsty Robot
Find out about upcoming sessions at The Thirsty Robot
OWASP Suffolk Chapter - Log4J - Past, Present, and Future
The log4j incident shocked the world back in December - but by implementing the proper protocols and tools early-on organizations can be better prepared moving forward. Logs, metrics, security, and metrics can be your secret weapon when it comes to the observability of your applications and software. But are you using all of your data sources to their full potential?
SIMS - You Don't Need A Website
A website is bunch of code, words and images. What people need is something that is useful to their organisation. A tool that generates leads or sells their products. A customer service tool. Something that raises their brand awareness. I'll tell you what you really need.
Thirsty Robot Online Pub
Welcome to The Thirsty Robot
Find out about upcoming sessions at The Thirsty Robot