The Future of Cyber Security Europe 2018

“GDPR: The clock is ticking”

Companies operating in the EU have one year to become compliant to incoming data protection regulation. Whatever changes are made to UK law following Brexit, the GDPR will still apply to UK firms when the country leaves the EU if they wish to do business with companies in Europe. Companies that operate within the EU need to take extra precautions to ensure the safety of their data, or face a fine of up to 4% of global turnover.

The Future of Cyber Security 2018 hopes to offer executives the opportunity to demystify the new legislation and see what it really means in terms of technology and strategy.

“A programme with a difference”

The Future of Cyber Security Europe 2018 features a programme that allows delegates to choose the topics that interest them most.

There will be an increased opportunity to network with CSOs and senior board level colleagues. Meanwhile, sessions will deliver intelligence briefings on cyber security – featuring new technologies and trends and looking at the impact of Brexit on cyber security generally. Rather than simply delivering a generic overview of the latest developments, PSBE Cyber News Group will try get these sessions to be structured in a practical way that helps delegates to enhance the cyber security strategies of their organisations.