Themed Symposium
Thursday 11th October 2018 (all day)
Malvern Theatres, Great Malvern, WR14 3HB
Cybersecurity is now a household term, with more and more security breaches affecting businesses and their customers around the world. In the wings, the disruptive new technology of quantum computing could make our current cryptography protocols redundant whilst introducing new approaches to digital security. Find out how cyber security is evolving and what's on the horizon as we tame the quantum world...
The session will showcase cutting-edge developments from some of the UK's fastest growing and most advanced cyber security SMEs alongside thought provoking insights from multinational experts in the field. Symposium organised in collaboration with the UK Cyber Security Forum CIC.
The exhibition and symposium are free for all to attend, but please register in advance as places are limited.
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ECSM is the EU’s annual advocacy campaign that takes place in October and aims to raise awareness of cyber security threats, promote cyber security among citizens and provide up to date security information, through education and sharing of good practices. @CyberSecMonth, #CyberSecMonth |
Programme
09:30 |
Registration & Exhibition Opens Tour the exhibition ahead of the symposium. @festivalofinnov #InnovateMalvern #cybersecurity #quantum #cryptography |
10:00 |
Welcome Presentations begin in the auditorium Dr Adrian Burden, Festival Founder & Managing Director of Innovate Malvern CIC @apburden Dr Emma Philpott, Managing Director of UK Cyber Security Forum CIC @emphilpott |
10:15
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Speaker programme TBC TBC.
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12:00 |
Networking Lunch Opportunity to tour the exhibition |
13:30
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Afternoon speakers TBC |
16:30 |
Close
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Join us at the Festival's Formal Dinner during the evening.
Exhibition
Please register to exhibit.
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D-RisQ has built an expert team of consultants, analysts and implementers to “change the way the world develops software” by bringing advanced automated software development tools to safety critical, security critical and business critical systems developers. [Stand TBC] |
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IASME is one of the four Cyber Essentials accreditation bodies appointed by the UK Government. Together with their Certification Body companies, they can certify you to the Cyber Essentials scheme required for many government tenders. They also offer the IASME Governance standard which, based on international best practice, is risk-based and includes aspects such as physical security, staff awareness, and data backup. [Stand TBC] @IASME1 |
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The Malvern Cyber Security Cluster is a group of small / medium cyber security companies centred around Malvern in Worcestershire, cooperating on a range of initiatives to grow their businesses. [Stand TBC] @MalvernCyber |
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The UK Cyber Security Forum represents small medium enterprises who are actively working in cyber security across the UK, helping to set up informal local "Clusters" for the industry. With over 500 SME members, the forum provides a collaboration portal, industry news and business opportunities both in the UK and overseas. [Stand TBC] @UKcyberforum |
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The Wyche Innovation Centre is a business accelerator and technology incubator situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the side of the Malvern Hills in the heart of the UK's Cyber Valley. It is home to over 40 businesses & organisations, including companies involved in the cyber security sector, operating from serviced offices, hot desks or as a virtual office. [Stand TBC] @WycheInnovation |
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