Infosecurity Europe
3-5 June 2025
ExCeL London

Guide to Infosec 2025 for Cyber Professionals in Government

Government agencies face relentless cyber threats. Prioritising cybersecurity ensures the protection of sensitive data, critical infrastructure and public trust, strengthening national resilience against evolving risks.

This guide is designed to help cyber professionals who work in the government industry make the most of their visit to Infosecurity Europe. Here are some of the conference sessions, cybersecurity solutions and exhibitors to check out.

Conference Sessions Include

1. 10 Lessons from 15 Years of Zero Trust
Company: Illumio
Why attend:
This session is led by John Kindervag, the creator of the Zero Trust model, a framework widely adopted in government sector cybersecurity strategies. Gain strategic insights including how to implement a scalable, government-ready security model, reduce lateral movement risk and future-proof your department’s cyber architecture.
When: Tuesday 3rd June, 15:50-16:15
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2. From Ransomware to Evacuation: Lessons Learned in Managing Cyber Crises with Lives on the Line
Company:
Code Blue
Why attend:
This session examines ransomware attacks on critical infrastructure - directly applicable to government sectors. It helps in preparing cyber resilience strategies under real crisis scenarios.
When: Tuesday 3rd June, 10:35-11:00
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3. Aligning Incident Response and Business Strategy: A Guide for CISOs and Board Members
Company:
Pentest People
Why attend:
The session focuses on incident response planning and its alignment with organisational goals - critical for structured public institutions. Offers actionable guidance to bridge technical response with strategic goals.
When: Tuesday 3rd June, 10:00-10:25
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4. SecOps without Silos: Modernise and unify your SOC with AI
Company:
Microsoft
Why attend:
Discusses modernisation of Security Operations Centers (SOC), important for evolving government cyber capabilities. Promotes inter-agency collaboration and operational efficiency.
When: Tuesday 3rd June, 11:10-11:35
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5. From Days to Hours: Accelerating Cyber Threat Investigation with AI Agents
Company:
Hunters
Why attend:
AI-powered threat investigation is increasingly vital in national cyber defence. This session demonstrates advanced detection and response technologies that enhance state-level security postures.
When: Tuesday 3rd June, 12:20-12:45
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Cybersecurity Solutions and Exhibitors Include

  1. Threat Intelligence & Analysis Platforms
    To proactively detect and respond to cyber threats targeting government agencies, infrastructure, and citizens. Governments are frequent targets of nation-state and APT (advanced persistent threat) actors. Intelligence platforms enable early warning and informed response.

Check out exhibitors with Threat Intelligence solutions here.

 

2. Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM)
To manage and enforce secure user access to systems, particularly in zero-trust architectures. ICAM is crucial for controlling insider threats and ensuring only verified personnel access sensitive data and services across departments.

Check out exhibitors with Identity and Access Management solutions here.

 

3. Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) & Security Operations Center (SOC) Tools
Real-time monitoring, logging, and analysis of security events across an enterprise. It enables centralised oversight, rapid detection, and coordinated response - critical for public sector systems under continuous threat.

Check out exhibitors with Incident Response and Forensics and SIEM solutions here.

 

4. Data Protection & Encryption Technologies
To secure sensitive data in transit and at rest across various classifications (e.g., secret, top secret). Government agencies handle highly sensitive personal, operational, and national security data. Encryption is a foundational requirement for compliance and trust.

Check out exhibitors with Data Protection and Privacy solutions here.

 

5. Compliance & Risk Management Platforms
To manage regulatory compliance (e.g., GDPR, NIS2, ISO 27001) and assess cyber risks. Governments must meet strict national and international compliance standards and demonstrate ongoing risk governance.

Check out exhibitors with Risk Management and Compliance solutions here.



These organisations represent some of the biggest innovators in government cybersecurity and bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the event.

By attending the recommended sessions, exploring cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions, and engaging with top exhibitors, you will leave Infosecurity Europe equipped with practical insights to tackle today’s evolving challenges!


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