Credence Security has announced the sixth edition of its roadshow, which will be hosted in 13 cities, across three weeks in the Middle East, India and African markets.
To be held under the theme, ‘Working Together Towards a Cyber-Resilient Tomorrow,’ the Credence Security Roadshow will bring together pre-eminent technology experts, vendors, and speakers to discuss the latest trends, strategies and innovations in today’s security landscape.
The event will deliver the necessary tools and industry knowledge that will enable regional organisations to design cyber-resilient security strategies and stay protected in the digital era. These insights will also empower them to unleash the full power of the security stack, improve incident response times and extend protections to support digital transformation across the enterprise, and regional and national governments.
Attendees will be privy to first-hand information from Credence Security’s key vendors and learn how their latest advanced security offerings can play a vital role in helping them focus on core business operations without worrying about security threats.
In the Middle East, there has been a phenomenal rise in cybercrime over the past two years. As per a PwC Middle East survey, 58% of Middle East organisations are expecting a spike in cyber spending in 2022 compared to 43% in 2021. And 43% of the respondents said they expect a surge in reportable incidents this year above the levels of 2021.
Garreth Scott, Managing Director, Credence Security, said, “Threat actors are increasingly becoming more creative and sophisticated in their attack methods. Distributed work environments and increased digitalisation agendas have further expanded the threat landscape and exposed new vulnerabilities. With an eye towards building a cyber-resilient tomorrow, Credence Security and its partners are constantly looking closely at the impact that digital transformation has on security, privacy, and overall trust.”
The sessions at the event are classified into four tracks – Digital Forensics and Incident Response; Data Security and Governance; Continuous Adaptive Risk Assessment and Trust Assessment and Identity, Payments and Digital Security. The roadshow will combine presentations, real-life use cases, and dedicated technology tracks to provide an in-depth look at the security market and the biggest challenges facing the region’s governments and businesses across the region. Each track is well thought-out and aimed at imparting interesting insights, unique learning and exceptional use cases in the regional cybersecurity space.
