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In IT security, everyone is on a learning curve and it-sa 2019’s Supporting Programme provides a wide range of knowledge gain opportunities.
summary OF THE IT-SA SUPPORTING PROGRAMME – MONDAY 7 THROUGH THURSDAY 10 OCTOBER
AWAY FROM THE BUSTLE of the exhibition, visitors will fi nd the perfect setting for IT security offi cers, network administrators and computer centre managers to gain fi rst-hand know- how in dialogue with it-sa 2019 experts. The Supporting Programme provides opportunities to network with top technologists. CLICK THE FINGER PRINT FOR FULL PROGRAMME
OPEN FORUMS & STARTUPS@IT-SA Delivered from open stage across the fi ve it-sa Halls, these 15-minute keynotes,
presentations and study
analyses show chief security offi cers and the company decision-makers where IT security is now headed. In a series of presentations headlined ‘it- sa insights’, experts provide the latest product-neutral insights into sectors, trends, legal issues and other special topics. Startups@it-sa sessions (Hall 10.1) will give young international IT
security companies a platform to showcase their solutions to trade visitors. it-sa 2019’s supporting programme begins Monday 7 October with the Congress@it-sa at NCC Mitte and NCC West. This provides intensive knowledge transfer with associations, IT organisations and IT security solutions providers.
ROOM MAILAND, NCC MITTE - TRENDS IN CYBER SECURITY 7 OCTOBER 13:30 - 18:00PM Speaker Stefan Strobel, Managing Director / cirosec GmbH HALL PARIS, NCC WEST - UP19@IT-SA – CYBERECONOMY MATCH-UP FOR START-UPS, DOERS AND DECISION MAKERS AWARD FOR IT SECURITY START-UPS 7 OCTOBER 13:00 - 18:00PM
Credit: Suzanne Plunkett
FORUM 10.1 INTERNATIONAL - SPECIAL KEYNOTE: MISHA GLENNY, INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALIST & CYBER CRIME EXPERT In his address, ‘The Vitruvian Paradox – The Changing Face of the Human in Cyber Security’, Mr Glenny explains the rise of humans as primary vulnerability: have we now reached a turning point where the greatest vulnerability will be lack of human oversight? 10 October 2019 12:00 - 13:00PM
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