Free seminar to examine security and corporate law

The event, to be held at Vinopolis, Bank End, London on Thursday 5th June, will also look at key technology trends and the convergence of physical and logical security.

Reliance says that a variety of legislation – including the Data Protection Act, Sarbanes-Oxley, the Corporate Manslaughter Bill and Critical Infrastructure Protection – means businesses have a duty of care for their people, assets and data.

Tara Farley, Reliance High-Tech Limited, Marketing Manager, said, “Over the last few months we have run voice-of-the-customer exercises to ascertain the key challenges facing heads of security and risk in order to tailor an informative event.

“The resounding response was the need to bring together industry experts, technology vendors and customers to look at optimising physical security to respond to new and existing legislation.”

Professor Martin Gill of Perpetuity Group will be headlining the agenda, and there will be presentations from IBM and Imprivata. Honeywell will also be demonstrating their suite of integrated electronic security solutions.

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