The annual Security Research Conference (SRC) is a meeting place for security research, technology development and innovation
stakeholders in Europe. It is also an important discussion forum for shaping the European security research agenda.
SRC’10 is part of the actions undertaken in the FP7 European Security Research Programme, aiming at the development of knowledge and new technologies to improve the security of European citizens while enforcing the competitiveness of Europe’s economy. Therefore, SRC’10 aims at facilitating the dialogue between research and innovation actors, policy makers and end-users.

Supported by the European Security Innovation Network

Attended by approximately 1000 security professionals, government institutions and researchers from all over the world, SRC’10 is part of the actions undertaken in the FP7 European Security Research Programme, aiming at the development of knowledge and new technologies to improve the security of European citizens while enforcing the competitiveness of Europe’s economy. Therefore, SRC’10 aims at facilitating the dialogue between research and innovation actors, policy makers and end-users.
Supported by the European Security Innovation Network, LSEC, Systematic Paris Region, SITC and TeleTrusT, will actively participate to this year’s SRC and further facilitate the development of commercial and research projects amongst its Members, with enterprises and governments.

Visitors to the SRC 2010 of the associations LSEC, Systematic, SITC, TeleTrusT or affiliated partners such as ECSA, ISACA, INTERREG and the EC are invited to the special networking event on September 23rd from 5.30pm and onwards. Request your entrance voucher at the European Security Innovation booth during the conference.

Register here for the European Security Innovation Network Brokerage Event on Thursday September 23rd from 17.30h onwards in Oostende, close to the conference venue.