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VIDEO ARCHIVE


cybersecurityeurope PAGE 48


Our pick of event-related videos provides a fl avour of what visitors to Cyber Security & Cloud Expo Europe 2019 can expect at this year’s insight-packed show.


CYBER SECURITY & CLOUD EXPO EUROPE 2019 BRINGS TOGETHER TECH PROFESSIONALS FROM ALL parts of the enterprise IT landscape. Whether your interest is in discovering more about which type of cloud is best for your organisation’s needs, how to ensure that you successfully secure your IT infrastructure, Cyber Security & Cloud Expo Europe (RAI Amsterdam Centre, 19-20 June) is now the go-to event, as our Editor’s Pick


SHOWREEL EVENT


of Expo videos demonstrate. They feature solutions-led insight from exhibitors that refl ect the diversity and range of tech providers that support the event. Making multiple appearances is technology consultant Vincent Everts – he’s the fellow in the red suit – a speaker and ‘brainstorm moderator’ who inspires audiences with his energy and understanding of a range of cyber-related issues in his presentation and exhibition interviews (videos 1, 3 and 5). Meanwhile, Dave Palmer, Director of Technology at DarkTrace, outlines his vision of the growing impact of Artifi cial Intelligence on cyber crime. There’s also Martin Overton, Cyber Risk Specialist at AIG, who shares his perspectives on the future of cyber threats and the disruption they will bring if not countered.


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