(London, UK) JULY 15, 2024 – The International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) Announced a continued partnership with S4S.
S4S, a premier event crafted by security professionals for security professionals, is excited to announce that Ciaran Martin will be the keynote speaker for the upcoming conference. Martin, the first CEO of the National Cyber Security Centre and current Professor of Practice in the Management of Public Organizations at the University of Oxford, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the event.
The one-day conference, scheduled for 17 September 2024 at 155 Bishopsgate, London, promises a robust agenda packed with insights from leading experts in information security. Topics will cover risk management, financial recovery, qualification for risk reduction, and much more.
Registration is now open, and attendees can find more information on the S4S website.
In collaboration with ILTA, S4S invites members and guests to participate in a day of dynamic programming. The event will feature roundtables and coordinated discussions led by over 50 industry thought leaders, providing a unique opportunity for networking and knowledge sharing.
Freshfields Global Chief Information Security Officer, Mark Walmsley believes, “This is truly the disruptive information and cyber security event where world-class professionals meet to share strategies and real-life experiences for managing emerging risks.” This collaboration, aligns to ILTA’s strategic plan, demonstrates the power of partnering for success. More information on this event partnership can be found here.
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The International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) serves the professional needs of more than 25,000 international legal technology professionals and their organizations. Since its founding in 1980, the association’s focus is to achieve results for our membership and the legal technology profession at large. Much of the value we provide as an association occurs through the coordinated efforts with our global volunteer membership teams.