About Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Frankfurt (Tech Show Frankfurt)
Cloud and Cyber Security Expo Frankfurt is one of four co-located shows that make up Tech Show Frankfurt, a business technology event organised by CloserStill Media at Messe Frankfurt. Its sister shows are Cloud and AI Infrastructure, Big Data and AI World and Data Centre World, and together they position the event as the leading B2B technology fair for the DACH region of Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Exhibitors in the cyber and cloud area include vendors of security software and services, cloud platforms and infrastructure, and data protection solutions. Visitors are IT decision makers, security leaders, architects, engineers and data professionals from companies, public sector bodies and service providers across the German speaking market.
The content programme is a large part of the draw. Conference sessions run across the shows, and a meeting platform lets visitors and exhibitors arrange appointments in advance, so many conversations on the floor are pre-booked rather than speculative. Because the four shows share one hall, exhibitors also reach adjacent audiences in data centres and AI infrastructure.
For international vendors, the German speaking market can be hard to crack from outside, and the show offers focused access to buyers over two days. Messaging in both English and German, and a clear statement of what a company does within seconds, tend to serve exhibitors well.
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Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Frankfurt (Tech Show Frankfurt) 2027: what to expect
Tech Show Frankfurt, including Cloud and Cyber Security Expo, takes place on 19 and 20 May 2027 in Hall 3 at Messe Frankfurt. CloserStill Media reported more than 8,000 business and technology professionals and over 330 exhibitors across the whole Tech Show at the 2026 edition, along with more than 130 conference sessions and over 1,850 pre-arranged meetings.
With two days on the floor, demo stations with screens at a comfortable height and a quieter corner for booked meetings work well. Live demos need dedicated power and data, ordered from the venue rather than relying on shared wifi.

