A chance to meet a year’s worth of the industry’s most important analysts and attend a round-table debate with London’s best CISOs in just two days.

Day One is an extremely cost and time effective way for your CTO or CEO to brief up to 10 industry analysts, gather insight into their way of thinking, plus help build, nurture and update them on your company’s future and vision.

Day Two consists of the highly anticipated CISO and Analyst Roundtable Debate. This event is attended by high profile CIOs and CISOs. These special guests attend because they know it is one of the only truly honest environments where they can vent their opinions and exchange experiences amongst like-minded colleagues in a private and informal setting. What is unique and special is the analysts and vendors get to put a question to the table in order to stimulate debate, resulting in unique insight and the inside track on what the CISOs are looking for from the vendor community.

For more information on this annual event, go to: https://www.itsecurityanalystforum.com/

These regular get togethers for our clients allow them to meet with their marketing peers and share valuable insight into various initiatives that have worked; and also the ones that maybe weren’t so good.

It’s a chance for like-minded marketing specialists to speak to each other and find out what tools have been useful, which events are worth doing, what campaign mediums have generated the most leads, how they handle leads and more. Eskenzi representatives host these informative sessions, keep the discussion flowing, circulate minutes and invite attendees to join a Linked In group where topics can continue tocxt be discussed long after the event.

The popular Hacker Tales bedtime stories is a number of short stories from cybersecurity expert contributors detailing scenarios around breaches and hacks.

The premise of the book is to act as a wake-up call to end-users, to explain what can actually happen when IT security goes wrong and most importantly, raise awareness. The stories are entertaining, concise and an effective way to offer IT security hints and tips alongside best practices to help readers become more security conscious.

The Hacker Tales has been hugely successful, and we aim to publish a new book every October to coincide with October’s European Cyber Security Awareness Month.

To support or take part in the next or sponsor The Hacker Tales please contact yvonne@eskenzipr.com.

20% of the sponsorship is donated to children’s charity NSPCC/Childline (http://www.nspcc.org.uk), a charity close to the IT security community’s heart and one it supports through the White Hat Events (http://whitehatevents.org).