International Security Expo 2019 (ISE), Evolving Security Through Innovation, will take place on the 3rd and 4th December at the Olympia London. It is free-to-attend and features a series of summits, conferences, workshops and live demonstrations exploring considerations of security from initial design through to technologies to secure and in the event of an attack the capabilities to respond. All content is certified by The Security Institute.
New for 2019: International Forensics Conference
Keynote speakers include June Guiness OBE, Policy Manager and Scientific Adviser at the UK Home Office Forensic Science providing a strategic overview on the latest policies. Followed later by Scott Zimmerman, Legal Editor, Digital Forensics Magazine who will examine best practice of acquiring Digital Evidence from the Dark Side.
Cyber Security Conference
The Cyber Security Conference, standing room only last year, will see amongst other topics a wide-ranging panel discussion looking at neurodiversity in the cybersecurity environment.
Speakers include a senior member of the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) part of GCHQ, a star-studded group of leading diversity and cyber evangelists such as Nicola Whiting, CSO, Titania, Eliza May Austin, founder and director of the Ladies of London Hacking Society and Emma Philpot MBE, the CEO of the certification organization IASME amongst others.
Keynote Session: Insider Threat, Networks and understanding the cyber threat of your people
Published author and TV personality Will Geddes, CEO, ICP Group of Companies who look after the needs of global celebrities and fortune listed CEOs will examine the insider threats and consequences of cyber threats in the workplace.
International Security Expo (ISE), with the latest solutions and the Product Innovation Theatre, is the “event bringing Government, Industry, Academia and the entire end-user community in charge of regulation & procurement together under one roof to debate current challenges and to source the latest security technologies and services”, the organizers say.
by the Editorial Staff
