Invitation: Qubit Cybersecurity Conference Tatry 2022
After last year's successful event, you can already look forward to the 2nd edition of the Qubit Tatry 2022 conference.
On November 9-10, 2022 at the Grand Jasná Hotel Jasná , interesting speakers and panel discussions, sharing of practical experience of professionals in the field of information and cyber security, interactive training, club meetings and popular networking await you. Come and share valuable knowledge and experience in the area of development, current regulations and trends in IT security and digital transformation, taking into account the key ways of managing organizations.
Do not miss:
- Inspirational panel discussions and presentations by leading speakers.
- 5 main topics - cloud security, AI and new dimensions of information security, unpredictable incidents or security architecture.
- Original trainings in a fun way.
- 3 club meetings - CISO, Audit and DPO Club.
- Popular networking events, VIP receptions and exclusive meeting opportunities.
Take part in the Qubit Tatry 2022 conference and don't miss a unique opportunity for education, presentation of your company and establishing new partnership and professional relationships on the Slovak and Czech cybersec market.
Register your participation in the event today!
The mission of Qubit Conference is to build a professional community of experts in the cybersecurity industry through networking and partnerships through highly professional educational events characterized by a professional approach and a friendly atmosphere.
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