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Only a few days left until InfoSecurity Europe kicks off and we can already feel the excitement of being there.
Starting June 4th, at ExCeL London, you’re up for three days of interacting with top names and brands in the information security industry. Get ready to see the latest cybersecurity tech in action, learn from the experts, upgrade skills, and connect with the most brilliant minds in cybersecurity.
InfoSecurity Europe 2024 brings you:
- more than 200 conferences, workshops, and talks
- 9 event stages covering strategy talks, interviews, chats, case studies, workshops, technology showcases, innovation, and more
- the chance to discover and test the products of over 380 exhibitors
- networking opportunities with any other visitor, speaker, media representative, or exhibitor that you’d like to meet in person
You’re in for making some tough choices and building up your agenda might look like a challenge. But I’m here to help. So, here are my top things to do at InfoSecurity Europe 2024:
Explore – Stand D140
Grab a cup of free coffee from Heimdal and start your adventure at InfoSecurity Europe with a thrilling experience.
On June 4th, meet our Chief Enchantment Officer and go for a mind penetration test.
Watch the 30-minute live demos for our threat detection and prevention tools and engage in insightful chats with Heimdal’s cybersecurity experts.
Hear Ross Duncan explain how your security investments bring value to your company. Then buckle up! Imran Rai is up to Detonating Ransomware LIVE, to show you how preventing ransomware attacks is done.
There are three more topics we’re going to tackle at Stand D140:
- Navigating Privileged Access: To Admin or Not to Admin?
- Time is of the essence – Mastering Patch Management
- DNS Security – The First Line of Defense
Learn what our security experts have to say on the matter and stay for a chat to share your own perspective.
Learn
200+ conferences, with overlapping schedules, is a lot of information to take in. You’ll obviously have to make a choice.
While we’ll all be there to find out new, exciting things and gain different perspectives on cybersecurity and, we sure have different learning needs.
I’ll leave you the link for the whole program here, so you can choose those exact topics that make your mind tick. However, I’ll highlight my personal favorites too:
June 4th,11.45 am, Tactic Talks Scene
Attend a talk about Third-Party Operational Risk: Shifting from Reliance to Resilience, with Nick Jones, Head of Delivery Assurance, British Airways, and Jorge Ferrer Raventos, Principal Solutions Engineering Specialist, OneTrust.
June 4th,14.30 pm, Strategy Talks scene
See Ryan John Murphy’s, Security Technical Specialist, Microsoft, perspective on Guardians of the AI Galaxy: How Security Teams can Enable Responsible AI Adoption.
June 5th, 10.00 am, South Gallery Room 3
Steven Harris, a Certified Instructor at SANS Institute, invites you to look Through the Eyes of Cyber Criminals: Practical Tips to Protect Your Organisation from Threat Actors. This workshop helps you understand better how to bolster your company’s security posture.
June 5th, 13.00 pm, Strategy Talks scene
Engage with Javvad Malik, Lead Security Awareness Advocate and blogger, on his ‘Are Your Employees “TAPPED Out” with Security?‘ talk. The human factor is still at the top of data breach cause, according to Verizon’s 2024 DBIR. This is a good opportunity to understand why.
June 6th, 11.00 am, South Gallery Room 10
If you’re a vendor, seize this occasion to get into your customer’s mind. If you’re a user, learn about how other CISOs and CIOs out there relate to their responsibilities.
Frost & Sullivan: Voice of the Enterprise Security Customer is an analysis and interactive talk about top-of-mind concerns, challenges, and intentions of CISOs, VPs, and Directors of Security worldwide.
June 6th, 14.05 pm, Keynote Stage
Crisis Management – Responding to the Unimaginable is something you need to be prepared for. What’s your plan for dealing with the unplanned? Use community insights and follow this talk to enrich your perspective on what your crisis management plan should look like in case of a cyberattack.
Have fun
First things first. Pre-book meeting with exactly the people you want to meet. Use our host’s smart scheduling tool to make sure none of your time is wasted.
However, effective networking usually relies on having fun together. So, here’s another tip. Check the Arcade Alley for a gaming break. Socializing might come easier while reliving gaming moments of the past.
Now you’re one step closer to successfully attending InfoSecurity Europe 2024. Enjoy meeting some of the brightest minds in cybersec, dive into the most captivating live demos, and, equally important, have fun!
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