Finance.Yahoo Semperis Hosts Cyber Resilience Panels Featuring Midnight in the War Room
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- •Semperis is hosting two panels on human resilience in cybersecurity.
- •The discussions will feature insights from the film Midnight in the War Room.
- •Panels aim to connect cinematic themes with real-world cybersecurity challenges.
On October 5, 2026, Semperis announced two panels at the Cyber Resilience Leadership Summit and SecTor in Toronto, focusing on the film Midnight in the War Room. The panels will explore human resilience in cybersecurity, featuring discussions with industry leaders and clips from the film. Dr. Sara Rabinovitch will moderate a session on human performance under cyber crisis, while another panel will delve into insights gained during the film's production. The discussions aim to connect the film's themes with real-world cybersecurity challenges faced by organizations. The event will highlight the emotional and physical toll of cyber incidents on leaders and teams. The panels are scheduled for October 5 and October 7, 2026, and are open to cybersecurity professionals and the public.
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