Events

InfoSecurity Europe 2011

Earlier today, at 10 am sharp, Europe’s number one security event – InfoSec – opened its doors at Earl’s Court Hall, in London, UK.

As usual, Kaspersky Lab has prepared a few interesting things for you, with half-hourly security briefings from the company’s top security experts (full schedule here – http://www.kaspersky.co.uk), and a speech from the company CEO and founder, Eugene Kaspersky.

In addition to this, tonight we’re going to the SC Magazine awards ceremony, where Kaspersky Lab is shortlisted in three categories:

  • Information Security Person of the Year
  • Best Anti-Malware Solution – Kaspersky Open Space Security 2010
  • Information Security Vendor of the Year

If you happen to be in the vicinity, please drop by and visit us at stand C41!

InfoSecurity Europe 2011

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