Security

Scotland’s largest technology showcase is also in Glasgow!

DIGIT Expo is the largest annual enterprise technology conference series run in Scotland, and a must-attend for senior technologists, digital leaders, entrepreneurs, and C-level decision makers.

Apply now to join our UK Tech Showcase @ London Tech Week 2025!

The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) is looking for the UK’s best and brightest tech companies to be a part of our UK Technology Showcase at London Tech Week 2025 (9th-13th June).

The UK Telecoms Innovation Network (UKTIN) Future Networks Academic Strategy Group plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of telecommunications research in the UK. 

London Tech Week 2025 (9th – 12th June) is the UK’s largest and most influential tech event. As a global celebration of tech, it unites the most innovative thinkers and talent of tomorrow in a week-long festival with over 45,000 attendees at last year’s main event at Kensington Olympia.

Read the latest UKTIN news, Industry news, Success stories and Governement updates in this winter edition.

Where UK connectivity leaders from across the public and private sector come to meet

TechEx North America brings together eight leading technology events: IoT Tech Expo, AI & Big Data Expo, Cyber Security & Cloud Expo, Digital Transformation Week, Intelligent Automation Conference, Edge Computing Expo, Cloud Transformation, and Data Centres Expo.

UK INNOVATION IS AT AN EXCITING JUNCTURE
Ian Smith, Head of UKTIN

Connectivity has, and always will, underpin societal and economic growth. Fortunately, the UK telecoms sector is 
rife with innovation and potential.

The UK’s telecoms sector is thriving. Vital to society and the broader economy, it delivers the infrastructure on which we build every aspect of our digital lives. 

Birmingham Tech Week is the UK’s largest regional tech festival and conference with over 7,500 people attending. Events will be taking place across the entire West Midlands covering a variety of important and innovative topics.

techUK is delighted to see the return of the Cyber Security Dinner in Central London. The event brings together senior stakeholders from across government and industry for an informal discussion on some of the key issues facing the sector.

Join us for an online panel discussion, hosted by TelecomTV, when industry leaders will share their perspectives on the evolving landscape of cybersecurity.

Brought to you by Cambridge Wireless

As the UK government invests £1 billion in accelerating the nation's generative AI capabilities, AWS and techUK are hosting a roundtable discussion to explore the critical intersection of security and ge

AI and Security are going to become integral to network infrastructure as it becomes ever more dependent on cloud and software. The conference explores some of the key areas that need to be addressed. It also looks at the potential challenges and benefits of planning, building and running a secure network including by leveraging AI.

This paper, prepared by the UKTIN Security Expert Working Group (EWG), sets out a view of the UK telecoms ecosystem’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats around security.

As technology evolves, so do the threats that loom over our communication infrastructure.

Ukraine’s tech sector was growing at an average of 30% per year before the conflict. Despite the war, Ukraine's tech sector continued to grow in 2022. If you are a UK technology company - there is an opportunity for you in Ukraine.

Do you want to position your start-up for R&D funding and growth?

This two-day interactive course will guide you to reflect and identify patterns for growth within and outside of your business.

The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology has published a white paper that articulates some of the high-level cyber security insights identified, by NCC Group for DSIT, in a review of a cross section of the 5GTT projects in the programme.

The SNS R&I WP for 2024 has been (pre)released to give information on the contents of the forthcoming call.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is disrupting industry on a broad scale and telecoms is no exception, offering the potential to cut through network complexity, address new requirements, increase performance and enable automation.

Discussions will be centred around the threats of bad actors weaponizing AI, development of robust encryption methods, the implementation of stringent access controls, and the incorporation of ethical considerations into AI deployment.