Incorporating...
International Security Week
Innovative 4 day virtual event
Following the postponement of the live International Security Expo co-located with International Cyber Expo and International Disaster Response Expo until 28-29 September 2021, Nineteen Group remains committed to serving the needs of the security and wider resilience communities through high-level content and thought leadership.
Working closely with Government, leading industry brands and international expert speakers we were pleased to host International Security Week (ISWeek), an innovative virtual event which ran online from 30 November – 3 December supporting the portfolio's core values of collaboration, innovation, & premium content.
Hosting over 45 internationally renowned speakers ISWeek was a true showcase of the challenges, priorities and innovative solutions the security, cyber and disaster response industry has to offer.
WATCH ISWEEK ON-DEMAND NOW
Catch up on every session on-demand!
- Day 1 International Security Matters
- Day 2 International Cyber Threats
- Day 3 Protecting CNI & Crowded Places and Adapting Law and Order
- Day 4 International Disaster Response
(ISWEEK was filmed in a COVID secure environment following the government guidelines.)
Philip Ingram MBE announced to host
Philip is a widely published journalist frequently asked to comment for BBC TV News and Radio, CNN, ABC, CBC, Euronews, Turkish TRT World TV, Russian RT.com. His years of experience specialising in all areas of the security and intelligence arena stem from his long and senior career in British Military Intelligence.
What's on?
Day 1 International Security Matters
Sponsored by:
Lead Counter Terror Media Partner:
- Global Counter Terrorism & Serious Organised Crime - State of the Nation
- Aviation & Transport - Challenges (including Biometric Security)
- Protecting Crowded Places - Update on Martyn’s Law, known as Protect Duty
- Terrorism planning in a pandemic
Day 2 International Cyber Threats
Sponsored by:
- Exclusive Insight into latest Cyber Security Research
- Countering the cyber threat and future trends - How has this changed during the pandemic
- Social Engineering - The Cyber Human Factor
- Cyber Security Baseline Training. Principles and real life examples: Phishing, social engineering, ransonware, insider threat, password security and IOT
Day 3 Protecting CNI & Crowded Places and Adapting Law and Order
Sponsored by
- Challenges of Intelligence Sharing in a post Brexit world.
- Protecting Critical National Infrastructure
- How Law Enforcement needs to adapt to the changing nature of international security threat
- Security for Public Places / Crowded Places
