London will be hosting an international conference on the threat from cyber-security attacks on November 1–2, 2011.
The conference is intended to bring together Governments and leading business figures, from over 60 countries, to build the broadest possible international consensus on how to realize the economic and social benefits of cyberspace.
Experts and guests attending the two-day conference include EU digital supremo Neelie Kroes, with leading cybersecurity experts and technology entrepreneurs such as Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, Cisco vice-president Brad Boston and Joanna Shields, a senior executive at Facebook.
The conference is intended to bring together Governments and leading business figures, from over 60 countries, to build the broadest possible international consensus on how to realize the economic and social benefits of cyberspace.
Experts and guests attending the two-day conference include EU digital supremo Neelie Kroes, with leading cybersecurity experts and technology entrepreneurs such as Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, Cisco vice-president Brad Boston and Joanna Shields, a senior executive at Facebook.
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