Infosecurity Europe 2009. Many new technologies will be displayed at Reed Exhibitions’ Infosecurity Europe 2009 in London from April 28th to 30th.

Last year the exhibition was bigger and busier than ever, with 12,500 visitors and more than 380 exhibitors filling 6,480 m2 of stand space. This year the event moves to Earls Court to improve the experience for all stakeholder groups.

Earls Court will provide Infosecurity Europe with better facilities, more space, easier access, greater opportunity for growth and most importantly the organisers promise to offer visitors and exhibitors alike the most enjoyable Infosecurity Europe experience.

Visitors may participate in the free education programme where influential global experts stimulate debate and industry practitioners share case study experiences.

Infosecurity Europe offers a vibrant atmosphere where visitors can meet international solution providers who showcase current and emerging technologies on the showfloor and deliver practical, professional & technical expertise to solve information security business challenges.

2009 Education Programme

The Infosecurity Europe Education Programme is the highlight of the information security calendar, providing the latest analysis and advice from leading industry practitioners, exploring the key issues facing organisations today and the technologies available to address them. The move to Earls Court will offer the opportunity for two new seminar theatres at the show, alongside the popular Keynote Programme, Interactive Theatre, Business Strategy and Technical Seminar Theatre sessions.

There will be two new theatres for 2009. The Security Expert Forum will cover a range of current ‘HOT’ topics, focusing on keynote level technical debates and panel sessions. The Security Café environment features 4 round table workshops where visitors can set the agenda and lead discussions. Each Security Cafe will focus on a current security theme of DLP, Global Corporate Challenges, Online Security and Threats and Mitigation, with sessions running on specific topics related to each theme every day.

The 2009 free-to-attend Keynote programme will address the security issues and pressures that organisations face in an increasingly mobile and global working environment. Featuring leading experts from across Europe, giving expert analysis, end-user experience, strategic advice and predictions to ensure that visitors have the information they need to protect the operations of their company.

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