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Upcoming European security conferences & exhibits (17/11/2016)

Events Calendar

Joint Workshop by COncORDE and IMPRESS
22 November 2016, Athens, GR

Smarter Borders
22-23 November 2016, London, UK

Delivering Safe, Efficient, and Secure Airports
22-23 November 2016, Brussels, BE

PSC Europe Forum Conference
23-24 November 2016, Athens, GR

2^nd Annual UK Health Cyber Security Summit
29 November 2016, London, UK

SmartSec Europe 2016
29-30 November 2016, Amsterdam, NL

UK Security Expo 2016
30 November – 1 December 2016, London, UK

7^th Annual European Data Protection & Privacy Conference
1 December 2016, Brussels, BE

RPAS CivOps 2016
6-7 December 2016, Brussels, BE

World Border Security Congress
6-8 December 2016, Athens, GR

Countering Drones Conference
6-8 December 2016, London, UK

ERNCIP Water Safety and Security 2016
12 December 2016, Brussels, BE

International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Disaster Management
13-15 December 2016, Vienna, AUS

19th International Conference on Cyber-Physical Systems
13-14 January 2017, Zurich, CHE

9^th International Cybersecurity Forum
24-25 January 2017, Lille, France

Cyber Defence & Network Security
24-26 January 2017, London, UK

Maritime Reconnaissance and Surveillance Technology
30-31 January 2017, Rome, IT

10th Annual Border Security Conference
15-16 February 2017, Rome, IT

World Cyber Security Congress 2017
7-8 March 2017, London, UK

2^nd Annual Rail Cyber Security Summit
14-15 March 2017, London, UK

The Future of Cyber Security Europe
16 March 2017, London, UK

2017 World Border Security Congress
21-23 March 2017 Casablanca, Morocco

InfoSecurity Belgium
22-23 Marcg 2017, Brussels, BE

2nd CBRNe Research and Innovation Conference
29 May – 1 June 2017, Lyon, FR

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