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Security Workshops


The Security Workshops are an educational forum for both discussion with your peers, and individual learning, catalysed by an industry- expert facilitator.


Each and every session is carefully designed to ensure you stay ahead of the game with the latest industry trends and developments, leaving the session with the right tools to take back to the office for both your own personal development and to share with your colleagues.


The Infosecurity Europe Security Workshops are an invaluable, free-to-attend opportunity for those visitors looking to gain a little more knowledge into the current


hottest industry trends – but don’t just take our word for it, here’s what some of last year’s attendees had to say about the workshops that they attended:


“A great use of my time!” – 2010 Workshop attendee from HBOS


“Very good speaker – short, sharp and to the point. Very informative and relevant session!” – 2010 Workshop attendee from Symantec


Places are limited; therefore pre-registration will be available in advance – Please check www.infosec.co.uk for further details and registration information.


New for 2011 The Information Security Exchange Theatre


The new Information Security Exchange theatre offers both high-level debate around the latest, cutting-edge technical developments and challenges, as well as insight into the most controversial and difficult business-issues currently faced within the end-user community.


This new theatre for 2011 will put together a combination of end-user and vendors speakers, to share experiences on their latest projects and challenges in a host of varying formats – From stand- alone presentations, to presidential-style debates, panel discussions and chat-show style interviews!


Discussions therefore promise to be lively and progressive, and will certainly leave you talking long after they are over!


To see the full agenda, please visit www.infosec.co.uk


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