The 19th edition of Infosecurity Europe 2014 looks to be biggest yet

Infosecurity Europe 2014 is well underway at Earl’s Court, starting the 19th edition of the show with impressive attendance. The…
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Infosecurity Europe 2014 is well underway at Earl’s Court, kicking off the 19th edition of the show with impressive attendance. The exhibition, running from the 29th of April to the 1st of May, is Europe’s number one information security event. Featuring over 325 exhibitors, the most diverse range of new products and services, an unrivalled free education programme, and 13,006 unique visitors (ABC Audit 2013) from every segment of the industry, it is tone of the top events in the calendar for information security professionals across Europe.

After record attendance in 2013 with 13,006 unique visitors travelling from over 70 countries, the 19th edition of Infosec is shaping up be an even greater success.

Here’s a quick look at how the event is going so far:

Infosec 9 (Custom)

Infosec 10 (Custom)

Infosec 12 (Custom)

Infosec 1 (Custom)

Infosec 2 (Custom)

Infosec 3 (Custom)

Infosec 4 (Custom)

Infosec 5 (Custom)

Infosec 6 (Custom)

Infosec 7 (Custom)

Infosec 8 (Custom)

For more information visit the Infosecurity Europe website here.

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