Welcome
The loss or compromise of any of the critical element of the national infrastructure could have a major and detrimental impact on the national wellbeing and possibly lead to severe economic and social impact.
We take for granted the ability to switch a light on, get running water from a tap, or being able to pick the phone up and make a call. These and the other vital services form the backbone to the fabric of our lives and could so easily be lost for periods of time through acts of terrorism. Securing and protecting the national infrastructure is a vital prerequisite in maintaining resilient services in the event of a major terrorist attack.
About CNi
CNi now in its third year first ran in June 2010 at Excel in London and attracted over 200 delegates. For 2011 CNi joined its sister event, the award winning Counter Terror Expo at the Grand Hall, Olympia, London where it attracted over 250 delegates. The conference will once again return to Olympia to run alongside Counter Terror Expo on the 25 - 26 April 2012.
The major two day conference examines the threat, weighs up the issues and debates both the current and future needs in the vital areas of securing and protecting key areas of energy, water, food, finance, communications, transport, health, emergency services and governance, delivering insight into best practice answers to the threats each faces.
This is the conference for senior resilience, risk and security directors to engage with Government policy makers, academic leaders and industry experts on the current and future thinking of the threats and risks facing National Infrastructure.
View the full CNi conference programme and speaker information
Visit the Counter Terror Expo website
CNi conference programme
The CNi conference will run over 2 days and will compromise of 25 individual sessions and 6 round table discussions.
Key Themes for 2012 include:
- Challenges and Opportunities in Critical National Infrastructure Protection
- Protecting Offshore Installations and Structures
- The Role of Business Continuity in Critical National Infrastructure Protection
- Crisis Management in the Digital Media Age
- A Holistic Security Approach to Securing Remote Industrial Facilities
- Securing Power Networks in the Critical National Infrastructure
- Maintaining the Supply – The Role of an Essential Utility Provider
- Cyber Attack! Recovering from Computer Compromises
- Aggro Terrorism and Disruption of Food Supply in Non Conventional Attacks
- Security Assurance and Resilience for London’s Transport Networks
- Managing Disruptions to the Road Network
Speaker Organisations include:
Cabinet Office, BSI, United Utilities, UK Power Networks, E.ON, BT, Logica, Highways Agency, Transport for London (TfL), Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI), Bloor Research and Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI)
Download a full conference programme and list of speakers
Conference Rates
Early Bird - bookings made by the 24th February
- One day pass - £249.00+vat
- Two day pass - £449.00+vat
Standard Rate - bookings made by the 25th February
- One day pass - £299.00+vat
- Two day pass - £499.00+vat
All of the above rates are applicable to a 25% public sector discount. To qualify for this discount you must quote your badge number at time of booking.
Registration for the conference is now open, register now
Contact Us
For further information on any aspects of CNi 2012 please contact Nicola
Greenaway on tel: + 44 (0) 208 542 9090 or email: nicola.greenaway@clarionevents.com
