5th Middle East Security Forum

The Middle East | Industry

Third Party Event

06 Jun 2011

This conference will bring together experts from leading organizations across the globe, with opportunities to share knowledge and vast areas of experience gained. MEESEC 2011 is the leading security forum that reveals the latest strategies & technologies which can be implemented to effectively mitigate threats.

This forum will focus on most pressing issues in the security like:

  • Regional Security Hotspots: Standards & Security Implementations
  • Non-technical Risks: Cross-Department Relationships & Corporate Social Responsibility
  • Next Generation Technology: Evaluate Returns on Investment
  • Security Culture: Establish Effective Organisational Culture
  • Onshore Security: Cost-Effectiveness, Business Continuity & the Legal Domain
  • Offshore Security: Secure Offshore Assets & Analyse the Modern Day Pirate
  • Risk Management & Security: Regional Risk amidst International Operations


To request the event brochure email: thejus.dhar@fleminggulf.com

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