Building on their highly popular series of electronic security solutions focused events, the CNI Security Group will once again host a ‘CNI Security Technology’ Day, showcasing the latest cutting-edge security technologies from manufacturers, which this year, includes Secure Logiq.

Gathering aboard the former WW2 Royal Navy escort ship, HQS Wellington, at Victoria Embankment, on the River Thames in London, the jam-packed agenda will see a number of informative and educational technology seminars taking place throughout the one-day event, spanning a variety of developments in CNI technologies.

Hardware monitoring tool

In addition, there will be technology presentations and a live demonstration of the integrated technologies showcased on the ISM Genesys PSIM, which is stored on an HPC-ISM-1UL-H2 - the Secure Logiq ISM approved server, as well as a showcasing of Secure Logiq's intuitive hardware monitoring tool – Logiqal Healthcheck Pro.

Here at Secure Logiq we have always focussed on the high end, resilient solutions"

Secure Logiq's Markets & Channel Manager, Hayley Joseph comments: “Here at Secure Logiq we have always focussed on the high end, resilient solutions that security applications need. We were very happy to be invited to join the CNI Security Group as it features a high calibre of complementary technologies that work within the critical national infrastructure space.”

National infrastructure space

“Offering our UK manufactured management and storage solutions to the group was a pleasure. We are really looking forward to the upcoming event which will be engaging, interactive, educational and the HQS Wellington is a fantastic venue to welcome our guests."

The event itinerary will include refreshments on arrival, seminars, a guided tour of the HQS Wellington ship, afternoon coffee, networking drinks and a buffet dinner. As places are strictly limited, allocated tickets will be offered on a ‘first come, first served’ basis, so please book early to reserve a place.

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