About Cyber Security & Cloud Expo Europe (TechEx Europe)
Cyber Security & Cloud Expo Europe sits within TechEx Europe, a cluster of co-located enterprise technology events organised by TechEx Events and held at RAI Amsterdam. Its neighbours cover AI and big data, digital transformation, IoT, data centres, intelligent automation and physical AI, so a visitor who comes for one subject can easily move into the others.
The cyber and cloud content reflects the issues that occupy security and infrastructure teams: zero trust, threat intelligence and detection, incident response, identity and access management, risk and compliance, DevSecOps, cloud infrastructure security, security leadership, and the use of AI in cyber defence.
The audience is aimed at senior decision makers and technical leads. Visitors include CTOs, CIOs, CISOs, COOs, IT directors, cyber security leaders and cloud solution architects. Complimentary passes are offered to eligible senior professionals, and a free expo pass gives wider access to the exhibition floor.
Exhibitors include security vendors, cloud and managed service providers, consultancies and younger companies, with a dedicated start-up area for emerging businesses. The appeal of the format is reach: because TechEx Europe brings several technology audiences into one venue, a security or cloud vendor can meet people who arrive for AI, data or automation content but also carry security responsibilities. Amsterdam's international connections also make it a convenient meeting point for buyers from across Europe.
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Cyber Security & Cloud Expo Europe (TechEx Europe) 2027: what to expect
Cyber Security & Cloud Expo Europe is scheduled for 19 and 20 October 2027 at RAI Amsterdam, once more as part of the TechEx Europe cluster of co-located enterprise technology events. TechEx Events reported more than 8,000 attendees, eight co-located events and over 250 speakers at TechEx Europe 2025; figures for the 2026 edition had not been published at the time of writing.
The 2027 programme and exhibitor list are still to come. Vendors should expect the same mixed audience as before, with visitors arriving for AI, data or automation content who also hold security budgets. That makes plain, outcome-led messaging on the stand fascia worthwhile. Seated demo points help buyers see a product handle a realistic threat scenario, and a quiet corner suits the longer conversations that CISOs and IT directors tend to prefer.