Welcome - Cloud Security Expo London 2020 - The UK's largest gathering of cyber security and IT professionals.

SECURING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
11—12 MARCH 2020 | EXCEL, LONDON

SECURING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
11—12 MARCH 2020 | EXCEL, LONDON

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21,097 + Visitors
700 + Exhibitors
763 + Speakers
30 + Theatres

21,097 + Visitors
700 + Exhibitors
763 + Speakers
30 + Theatres

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CCSE is quite simply THE event for cloud and cyber technology.

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NEW STREAMS FOR 2020

Following on from our first round of rigorous industry research, we are delighted to present our new streams for 2020.

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Cloud & Cyber Security Expo 2019 was a record-breaking event, which welcomed 21,097 security and IT professionals (BPA audited), 700+ expert speakers and 700+ technology suppliers to London’s ExCeL.

The 2019 London event saw an increase of 2,039 more visitors than in 2018, and a significant increase in vendor numbers, which is indicative of the UK's stratospheric growth of the cyber security market. CCSE 2020 will connect thousands of security & IT professionals, visionaries and leading global suppliers, to safeguard a secure digital transformation agenda.

Whether you’re a visitor, security supplier or channel partner, please look through the CCSE website to find what opportunities are available to you for 2020! If you are unable to find what you would like, please do not hesitate to get in touch with the show organisers who will be happy to assist.

We look forward to welcoming you and your team to CCSE 2020!

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Andy Bates

Executive Director, United Kingdom, Europe, Middle East & Africa, Global Cyber Alliance
Richard Beckett

Senior Product Marketing Manager, Sophos Public Cloud Security
Mike Boyle

Technology Partner and Alliances Manager, GlobalSign
Kevin Brown

Managing Director of BT Security, BT
Ian Brown

Head of Information Security, British Heart Foundation
Nir Chervoni

Group Product Manager - Security, Booking.com
David Deighton

Chief Information Security Officer, University of Birmingham
Paul Ducklin

Senior Technologist, Sophos

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Lloyds Banking Group lines up Microsoft Azure as part of £3 billion tech splurge

20-Jan-2020
16:34

Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) has partnered with Microsoft to accelerate the group's digital transformation as part of a multibillion-pound tech investment pledge announced two years ago.

The strategic partnership will see the tech giant develop a "modern digital workplace" for the group, which has committed to investing £3 billion in technology to bring its offerings up to speed with agile challenger banks like Monzo and Revolut.

Under the partnership, LBG will get the full force of Microsoft Managed Desktop: Office 365 productivity tools, Microsoft-managed security and feature updates, and a cloud-based "advanced device solution" to support the group's currency management.

The post Lloyds Banking Group lines up Microsoft Azure as part of £3 billion tech splurge appeared first on Techerati.
Google boss claims AI must be regulated

20-Jan-2020
15:51

Writing in the Financial Times, Google chief executive Sundar Pichai said new rules were needed to ensure it was developed and used responsibly. Artificial intelligence is “too important” not to be regulated because of the damage it could cause if left unchecked, the boss of Google has said. Sundar Pichai said the correct use of AI had the potential to save lives, but issues such as deepfakes and the “nefarious uses of facial recognition” showed it could also be a danger to public safety.

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Intel planning Data Center Group job cuts

20-Jan-2020
14:59

According to reports that surfaced late last week, Intel is planning to lay off a substantial number of employees within its Data Center Group as part of a significant restructuring of the division.

SemiAccurate and Anandtech both reported Friday that between 35 and 33 percent of staff within the company's data centre unit face losing their jobs, just days before the semiconductor giant is scheduled to report its fourth-quarter results to media and investors.

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