DATE: Thursday, 25 February 2020 TIME: 16:30 LOCATION: Online
We would like to invite you to our first CxO round table on the 25th February, How to Secure Networks in 2021 and Embrace Zero Trust.
We will be joined by a small group of invited industry peers and security experts from Forescout to explore the main security challenges organisations are facing today and share learnings and best practices how to cope with these in a post COVID-19 era.
Topics to be addressed include Zero Trust Networking and the growth of the BYOD culture.
We look forward to hosting you!
Who is attending
This event is invitation only, exclusively for C-level IT leaders: Chief Information Officers, Chief Technology Officers, Chief Digital Officers and Chief Data Officers.
Networking
You will be mixing business with pleasure, the serious business of fine wine tasting together with the pleasure of connecting with senior-level colleagues from major UK organisations.
Agenda
4.30 pm: Arrival to the virtual event
4.35 pm: Welcome and Introductions
4:45 pm: Securing Networks in 2021 and Discussion
5:30 pm: Wine tasting hosted by a professional Sommelier*
*A selection of fine wine will be delivered to your door. Please provide your preferred address for delivery.
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