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How to integrate robust security measures in line with DevOps stages and how to ensure secure, yet faster product releases.

Techerati Academy's latest cybersecurity webinar is available for on-demand viewing With some countries starting to ease lockdown restrictions, CISOs need to readapt and plan for employees coming back to the office. At the same time, COVID-19 will expand many businesses’ tolerance for flexible working, meaning security experts need to get both right! This conversation will... Read More

The technology team at CloserStill Media, behind Cloud Expo Europe, Data Centre World, and Techerati, have been hard at work conceiving an exclusive digital event series that helps and inspires organisations throughout these uncertain and extraordinary times. 

There is no shortage of online learning opportunities in the tech space today. Many of which we ourselves have enjoyed and learned from. It was important to us that we didn’t just tackle the current challenges, but addressed the many opportunities, too.

CloserStill Media’s award-winning event stack is expected to welcome over 21,000 international industry professionals to the ExCeL London to connect with innovators and service providers, network with peers and access a wealth of knowledge and advice on emerging enterprise IT trends.

The two-day event will feature a suite of new content and highlights, including Big Data & AI World Leaders Circle, a laser-focused platform where senior data leaders will share inspiring stories, facilitating conversations to help them overcome data challenges. Joining the Leaders Circle for its inaugural year are Peter Eckley, CDO, Bank of England; Simon Asplen-Taylor, CDO, Rank Group; and Nick Hough-Robbins, CDO, Shell Retail IT, among others.

Technology, similar to comedy, has always been a very male domain. It’s a masculine, alpha pursuit both in respect of employment and even leisure activity. Girls are not meant to be leaders in anything that requires the beady eye of a man… OK so who ran Bletchley Park then? 8,000 women worked there during the... Read More