CYBERISLE booting up in Douglas today

Wednesday, 23 October 2019 06:11

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

The Island's largest ever cyber security conference is taking place in Douglas today.

CYBERISLE 2019 - taking place at the Villa Marina - is raising awareness for people of how to stay protected against online threats at home and at work.

Throughout a busy schedule industry professionals, government officials and authorities will be in attendance with a series of talks on key topics around the matter taking place.

Among those providing tools and knowledge to those heading down will be the IOM Constabulary and the Islands Chamber of Commerce.

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