CYBERX EGYPT SUMMIT & AWARDS

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June 27, 2024Location: Royal Maxim Palace Kempinski, Cairo, Egypt

CyberX Summit & Awards 2024 – Egypt Edition will take place on 27th June 2024 in Cairo, Egypt. This premier event will bring together top thought leaders, industry experts, and key decision-makers from the cybersecurity ecosystem to discuss emerging trends, share insights, and celebrate excellence in the field.

Highlights:

Keynote Presentations by leading cybersecurity experts
Panel Discussions on the latest industry trends and challenges
Networking Opportunities with C-suite executives and government officials
Awards Ceremony recognizing outstanding contributions to cybersecurity

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of Egypt’s digital transformation journey and connect with the pioneers shaping the future of cybersecurity.

This transformative event is essential for anyone involved in the cybersecurity sector, offering unparalleled opportunities for learning, networking, and recognition.

Learn More: https://egypt.cyberxglobal.com/

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