Holyrood Connect's 3rd Annual Cyber Security NI conference in 2021 edition examined how the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a shift in cyber security threats, and offered the latest thinking on how your organisation can protect itself.

The 10th Digital Health and Care Conference provided a unique opportunity to develop a key understanding of how digital technology can support Scotland health and social care sector and deliver innovative new ways for improving the experience of patients and staff.

The online event examined how the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a shift in cyber security threats and with the Scottish Government preparing to launch its new cyber security strategy, sessions also looked ahead to the future of cyber security policy in Scotland.

With the Scottish Government due to publish their Women’s Health Plan in 2021, this event provided attendees with the opportunity to explore these topics - and more - in detail. 

In our 2021 edition we discussed the lessons we can learn from the role of AI and automation throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, reviewing its future within the public sector as the Scottish Government prepares to publish its upcoming AI Strategy.

Join Holyrood Communications as we seek to answer this question across two days of exciting discussion, featuring key policymakers and thought leaders from across Scotland and further afield.

How can organisations access networks with the flexibility, scalability and security necessary to maximise their use of cloud and IoT?

Decarbonising Scotland championed the industry-leading work being done in Scotland, looking at international best-practice and how we can bridge any implementation gaps.

On 1 January, freedom of movement between Europe and the UK came to an end. All employers of workers from the EU (including those already in Scotland) will be impacted by the new immigration system.