Cyber Security & Cloud Congress Europe

In the cybersecurity industry, no one goes it alone. Instead, we build on each other’s diverse knowledge to create the next breakthrough—exchanging ideas, sharing our success stories, and bravely examining our failures.

Among the host of C-suite titles, the CISO is perhaps the most unique. CISOs are at the frontlines of maintaining security in a rapidly evolving threat landscape punctuated with relentless threat actors. In the UAE, CISOs in both the private and public sectors face incredible challenges. Their organizations demand best-in-class security as well as the agility and speed needed to make the right decisions and balance enterprise-related risks and benefits.

11th BPEF is an executive platform to discuss the industry challenges for Anti Counterfeiting , Online Brand Protection, Cross Border Product Security, Cyber Crime, IP Legislations, Global Cloud Security, Serialization and Track & Trace Strategies. 11th BPEF is an invitation only event helps the senior brand protection, IP and security professionals throughout the supply chain to forge strong and ever lasting business relationships to share best practice and knowledge about the very latest researches affecting the trends in global brand protection industry.The 11th BPEF , is a two days business gathering that creates an environment for the senior level executives to privately network at planned face to face business meetings, drink and lunch receptions. At BPEF you can accomplish business deals far more than weeks and months building relationships over emails and telephones.

As cyber threats continue to evolve and become more sophisticated, the importance of threat intelligence in cybersecurity has never been greater. In fact, according to a recent study by Accenture, organizations that have implemented threat intelligence have seen a 70% reduction in cyber attacks. Despite the clear benefits, there are several challenges to making threat intelligence a reality for many organizations. These include lack of data standardization, difficulty in integrating threat intelligence into existing security systems, and the sheer volume of data that must be analyzed.