Infosecurity Europe has played a key role in bringing the entire infosec community together for more than 25 years. This year more than 370 exhibitors, 170 speakers and thousands of visitors will come together from 21-23 June at ExCeL London, providing industry peers with the opportunity to network, share ideas and experiences and learn from each other.

CONFERENCE THEME

Infosecurity Europe 2022’s theme, Stronger Together, shines a spotlight on the need for cybersecurity professionals to become more collaborative in their efforts to keep society safe and secure. To support this message, the event will explore several pertinent topics across several stages:

Keynote Stage: will explore current threats and adversaries including the importance of building a security culture, the paradigm change in ransomware, monetisation of threats, insider threats, Cybercrime-as-a-Service (CaaS), third party risk, how cyber criminals are changing their approaches, and improving the detection of known and unknown threats.   

Insight Stage: will provide visitors with the chance to engage in critical discussions, exchange ideas and expertise, and equip themselves with new strategies and techniques.

Talking Tactics theatre: will offer real-world case studies to provide practical and actionable knowledge on how to keep up with the increasing sophistication of security threats. Additionally, Infosecurity Europe has also teamed up with NotSoSecure this year to provide formal cybersecurity training courses live on the show floor for the first time.  

KEY SPEAKERS 

Delegates will enjoy access to critical insights, knowledge and information security expertise from some of the industry’s leading practitioners, policymakers, analysts and thought leaders. 

Major General Tom Copinger-Symes CBE, Director of Strategy and Military Digitisation with UK Strategic Command, will be the main opening keynote speaker who will provide a gripping presentation on Tackling the Uncertain Future of Security Threats (Tuesday 21 June, 10:20). 

Baroness Eliza Manningham-Buller, former Head of MI5 and now serving on the Lords Select Committee on Science and Technology, will discuss Leadership in an Age of Uncertainty (Wednesday 22 June, 10:10). 

Misha Glenny, author, journalist and specialist in organised crime and cybersecurity, has acted as consultant to European governments and the EU on the Balkans, and advised the US departments of State and of Justice on US-European relationships. He will discuss Geopolitics and Cyber Insecurity (Tuesday 21 June, 15:10). 

Investigative journalist Geoff White, a reporter for the BBC and Channel 4 and author of The Lazarus Heist, will explore Beyond the Lazarus Heist (Wednesday 22 June, 15:20).

International hostage and kidnap negotiation expert Suzanne Williams will share her Lessons Learnt From the World of Hostage Negotiation (Thursday 23 June, 10:10).

As well as hearing from the industry’s most revered security professionals, visitors will have the chance to meet face-to-face with today’s most innovative cyber companies, experience hands-on learning on Geek Street, and listen in to technical demos.

TECH & STRATEGY TALKS

Many of our key spokespeople will also be giving tech and strategy talks – a series of inspiring presentations designed to showcase interesting cybersecurity insight, knowledge and expertise in bite-size sessions. 

Strategy Talks: will address the strategic business challenges impacting information security, providing useful advice on optimising organisational security posture and enhancing security maturity. 

Tech Talks: will address the technical aspects of executing and implementing an information security strategy, with a focus on how to build, architect, implement and maintain security tech to defend information systems.

THE EXHIBITION

The Expo Floor will be packed with solution suppliers from a broad variety of specialisms and geographies, ready to showcase their products and solutions. Within the wider show floor, there are three zones dedicated to new and innovative companies:

The Discovery Zone: home to organisations that are new to Infosecurity Europe this year. If you’re looking for something you’ve never seen before, this is the place to go.

The Start-Up Zone: where companies that are three years or younger live. Head here to connect with future industry leaders.

The Cyber Innovation Zone: where you will discover the most innovative technologies and the sharpest minds behind them. It’s also where the DCMS will crown the winner and runners-up of the prestigious UK’s Most Innovative Cyber SME 2022 contest.

SPECIAL EVENTS

In addition, there will be several special in-person events, enabling attendees to network with likeminded individuals:

Women in Cybersecurity: Infosecurity Magazine’s sixth annual Women in Cybersecurity networking event will take place on Wednesday 22 June. Join in to celebrate the achievements of women in tech, with a keynote hosted by editorial director Eleanor Dallaway, and panel discussion featuring inspirational women at very different stages of their cybersecurity careers.

Cyber House Party: We’re delighted to announce that the Cyber House Party (CHP) will host an after-party with live DJs on Wednesday 22 June 2022. Sponsored by Trend Micro, TXOne Networks and PR agency Origin Communications, the party will bring together the cybersecurity community in aid of NSPCC Childline. 

LEADERS’ PROGRAMME

Exclusively for CISOs and heads of information security in end-user organisations, the Leaders’ Programme has been developed to enable you to get the most from your visit. Apply to become an Infosecurity Leader when you register, and benefit from fast-track access and access to our exclusive Leaders’ Lounge.

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