Rethink the power of infosecurity

Equipping yourself and your business with the correct cybersecurity knowledge and tools has never been more important. At Infosecurity Europe we work with you to find effective solutions for complex threat environments. 

Whether your aim is to increase brand awareness, generate powerful new business leads or strengthen your business network, Infosecurity Europe is the place to elevate your business with key decision makers.

Our curated conference program allows you to access all the information you need to make knowledge-based strategic decisions for your organisation. Join s to become Smarter, Safer & Stronger.

"Being a high-performance athlete isn't just about the sprinter, but the effort that goes into becoming one, the team around you, the competition and the challenges along the way. It's about working with them and trusting their insight, the analytics, and setting benchmarks. When you meet those goals, you strive for more, always looking for the next threat, the potential for someone to be one step ahead of you. In cybersecurity, the journey to success should follow this same mentality." Michael Johnson, Four time Olympic Gold Medallist

Matthew Syed is an author and highly acclaimed speaker in the field of high performance. His work has influenced sport, business, education, and public institutions, with explorations into everything from creativity to marginal gains to learning from mistakes. In Matthew’s book, Rebel Ideas, Matthew argues that individual intelligence is no longer enough to solve today’s complex problems; to truly succeed we must harness the power of 'cognitive diversity'. 

"In 2023, Cyber Security is no longer about protecting secrets. It is about our way of life , and about our trust in the digital ecosystem. Cyber threats impact everyday people and we are all on the front lines, but this is not a political battle - it's a challenge that requires everyone coming together as a digital society to protect our future.  So how can we prepare for what comes next? I believe we can do that, by actually learning from hackers".

Keren Elazari, The friendly hacker.