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Cyber Security Week, 2015

In the same week as the Global Conference on CyberSpace (GCCS2015) and One Conference, a Cyber Security Week (13 till 17 April) will be held at the Campus of The Hague Security Delta, the largest security cluster in Europe. Aim is to show the world the innovative strength of The Netherlands created by the triple helix cooperation within the security cluster. During this week, The Hague Security Delta will be putting on an action-packed programme consisting of workshops, debates, networking events, and many  other side-events.  And, of course, the Cyber Security Week 2015 just wouldn't be complete without an Innovation Room with demonstrations of innovations in cyber security. To create a unique programme for our visitors from around the world, we are looking for participation of  businesses, governments, and knowledge institutions working on Cyber Security. 

Cyber Security Week Website
A special website will be launched by the end of February. It will provide an overview of the activities on the HSD Campus during the Cyber Security Week and is the place to register for attendance. The logo´s of the participating partners will also be placed on the site. You are welcome to have a sneak preview at www.cybersecurityweek.nl

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