Digital Security by Design hosting ‘Journey to a More Secure Future’ roadshow

UK Research and Innovation’s Digital Security by Design challenge is hosting the ‘Journey to a More Secure Future’ roadshow, which is coming to the four nations in February and March for a series of in-person and live-streamed events

These events are designed for those who are interested in new technical approaches to block cyber vulnerabilities from exploitation and for those involved in long term strategic decisions on the use of digital technology.

Each event will include speakers from across the cybersecurity and computing industries, including:

· Sir Dermot Turing

· Dr Andrew Herbert OBE

· Paul Waller, Head of Research for National Cyber Security Centre

· David Chisnall, Principal Researcher at Microsoft

· Andrew Elliot, Deputy Director Cyber Security Innovation and Skills

· Professor Maire O’Neil, Professor, School of Electronics, Electrical Engineering Computer Science (CSIT)

The roadshow dates are as follows:

· 21st February, National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park - The history of computers

· 3rd March, Glasgow Science Centre - Exploring new technologies in cyber security

· 8th March, Celtic Manor, Newport - Strengthen the foundations and make the world more secure

· 10th March, The Merchant Hotel, Belfast - The future for trusted computers

Each event will run from 09:30 to 12:30.

With spaces limited for the in-person events, early registration is recommended.