Security BSides Dublin 2021

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Online, Saturday 27th March

Security BSides is a community-driven framework for building events, by and for, information security community members. These events are already happening in major cities all over the world! We are responsible for organising an independent BSides-Approved event for Ireland, in Dublin.

The conference brings together renowned Information Security professionals from all over the world and gives to all participants the opportunity to network, learn and participate among like-minded individuals, while sharing or presenting their work.


Date:
Saturday 27th March
Time:
Price:
€10

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