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IFSEC International is your unmatched opportunity to network and do business with the entire security buying chain, discover solutions and see real products put to the test across access control, video surveillance, cybersecurity and more. Learn how to keep people and assets safe, enhance your knowledge, keep up-to-date with legislation, source products and grow your network.

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16th May, 2023 - 18th May, 2023

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Informa PLC
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ExCeL, London

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