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IFSEC International Connect 2021 is your first opportunity to come together with the security industry online from 1-30 June. Building further on a successful portfolio of in-person and online security events, the month-long online event will give international security professionals the opportunity to make up for lost time by browsing security solutions, connecting with suppliers and accessing thought-leadership content from the comfort of their homes.

1st June, 2021 - 30th June, 2021

Event Location

Online

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