International Security Expo 2021 will see the return of the popular Disaster & Resilience Zone comprised of world-leading exhibitors and a comprehensive conference programme

Just last week, hundreds of businesses across the US were hit by a colossal ransomware cyber-attack that left companies across the world paralysed and even forced 500 Co-op supermarket stores in Sweden to close. It is against this backdrop that the newly launched International Cyber Expo is hosting its first free-to-attend webinar series TOMORROW from 10am to 1pm.

International Security Expo’ Global Counter Terror and Serious and Organised Crime Summit promises to deliver a stellar educational programme from world-leading security experts, including the first public outing from the UK’s Assistant Commander of Counter Terror Police, Matt Jukes.

Ahead of the newly launched International Cyber Expo, the event is set to put on a series of insightful webinars that demonstrates the importance of cyber resilience.

Nineteen Group have today announced that they will be working with the Department for International Trade’s UK Defence & Security Exports’ team to secure international participation at this year’s exhibition.

The newly launched International Cyber Expo demonstrates the importance of cyber resilience and the growing convergence of the cyber and physical security sectors

Nineteen Group, organisers of International Security Expo and International Cyber Expo, have today announced a programme of initiatives for international buyers to help facilitate face-to-face meetings and new business connections at this year’s events.

London, 24 May 2021: Registration is now open for The International Security Expo – the world’s premier Government, industry, academia and end-user event. The exhibition will return to Olympia, London from 28 - 29 September, reuniting the entire security market at the first Government-focused face-to-face event for almost 18 months.

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