DSEI UK will welcome a total of four international and Royal Navy ships this year, demonstrating the UK’s naval capabilities and how they are amplified through joint operations with allied partners. Not only will these warships offer attendees at the show, which takes place September 9 – 12 at London ExCel, the exclusive opportunity to
Clarion Events Defence and Security announces the appointment of Colonel (ret) Bernd Kögel as Managing Director of DSEI Germany, effective October 1, 2025. A seasoned leader with over three decades of military and defence experience, Kögel will steer the launch of DSEI Germany in Hannover in March 2027, marking DSEI’s expanding footprint as countries across the
With the Ministry of Defence doubling down on technology to futureproof the UK’s armed forces, this year’s DSEI UK (9–12 September, Excel London) will unveil its updated Tech Zone with more than 100 tech companies, a hub for the cutting-edge innovation which is set to reshape how Britain fights and wins. Tech giants like Amazon
Amidst a demand for an increased commitment to defence and security issues from Germany and other European countries, DSEI Germany will be held for the first time from 19 – 22 January 2027 at the Messegelände Hannover (Hannover Exhibition Grounds). The global security order is facing unprecedented challenges. Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine, growing
Counter Terror Expo (CTX) and Forensics Europe Expo (FEE) are currently taking place alongside this year’s DSEI event at ExCeL, London. DSEI is one of the largest trade shows held at the convention centre, and takes place with the support of the British government and the help of a heavy policing operation, which cost £2.4m
Cato Networks has published the Q2 2024 Cato CTRL SASE Threat Report, which provides insights into the threat landscape across several key areas: hacking communities and the dark web, enterprise security and network security. The insights are collected from Cato CTRL’s analysis of 1.38 trillion network flows across more than 2,500 customers globally between April and June