Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience Europe 2016 will be held in The Hague in March 2016
The IET Chairperson will then deliver the conclusions of the round table discussions during the main conference sessions

The Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) will again host a round table discussion led by leading IET experts at 2016 Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience, Europe.

The IET Chairperson will then deliver the conclusions of the round table discussions during the main conference sessions.

The IET will also be filming the whole conference and making it available to all 80,000 IET members worldwide.

The 3rd Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience, Europe will be held in The Hague in March 2016. The event will again have the support of many key organisations including Municipality of The Hague, EU agencies, the UN, NATO, Europol, IET and many more!

The unique two-track conference programme delivers a leading line up of international experts to discuss securing Europe’s critical infrastructure, from both physical and cyber perspectives.

Critical Information Infrastructure Protection

With the ever increasing threat from cyber attacks on critical infrastructure, the information and data stored and used by CNI systems and operators can be more crucial than the system itself. CIIP is becoming ever more important as part of the cyber security strategy of an organisation or CNI operator.

Critical Infrastructure Protection

With much focus on convergence, the CIP track of the programme delivers discussions to review the potential threats to critical infrastructure, smart construction and building in security resilience, and a focus on ‘Transport, Energy & Telecomms Infrastructure’, three key elements of a countries economic activity.

With a unique conference programme set-up, providing enhanced opportunities for discussions between the physical infrastructure and cyber security, who need to work together to mitigate threats and attacks in combined plenary sessions, as well as focussed discussions within each discipline in the individual CIP and CIIP tracks.

The 2nd Critical Infrastructure and Resilience, Asia, Bangkok in June 2016, will be co-hosted by the Department of Disaster Prevention & Mitigation (under the Ministry of Interior), Ministry of Information Communication & Technology and Ministry of Transport.

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