SECURITY ESSEN MAGAZINE
KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE FAIR, SOMETHING FACILITATED BY ITS EXTENSIVE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME AND EXCEPTIONAL NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES. HERE IS A DAY-BY-DAY OVERVIEW
SEPTEMBER 22: The programme kicks off with the Training and Further Education Day, organised by the BDSW in collaboration with Messe Essen, and the Emergency Service Forum, organised by Ebner Verlag. The two-day DNS Digital Networking Security Conference, organised in partnership with Datakontext, will begin on the same day and address the latest developments in cybersecurity, digital resilience and networked security solutions.
SEPTEMBER 23: Over two days, the European Drone Congress will shine a spotlight on a field of technology that is becoming increasingly important both for civil security applications and for public authorities and organisations with security responsibilities.
SEPTEMBER 24: This sees another programme highlight - the Banks and Savings Banks Day, one which will examine current challenges and solutions for the protection of financial institutions. This event is
organised by the Association (ESSA) e. V.
SEPTEMBER 25: The KRITIS Spotlight event takes place in the Forum in Hall 7 which will focus on the protection of critical infrastructure. It will centre on the implications of the KRITIS framework law and the requirements that KRITIS operators will face in future. Specialist presentations and discussions will provide practical insights and highlight potential solutions for implementing the new requirements.
European Security Systems
hosting practical specialist presentations and discussions. There, exhibitors will showcase their innovations and provide insights into the latest developments, best practices and new technologies. For the first time, Security Essen is taking place alongside EUDEX – Euro Defence Expo. The new trade fair for the defence industry complements Security Essen with topics that are gaining in importance in light of current developments in security policy. The protection of critical infrastructure, civil protection,
crisis preparedness and resilient security concepts can now only be envisaged through collaboration between the private sector, public authorities and the armed forces. Holding both events in parallel creates new opportunities for professional exchange and cooperation between the civilian security sector and the defence industry. This will particularly benefit trade visitors engaged in holistic security strategies and wish to focus on the interfaces between physical security, cyber security, civil protection and defence. The combination of both trade fairs thus creates a unique platform for innovation, knowledge transfer and networking.
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FOR THE FIRST TIME, THE EURO DEFENCE EXPO (EUDEX) IS TAKING PLACE ALONGSIDE SECURITY ESSEN
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