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Information and
Communication Technology (ICT) has become a basis for economic growth and
the efficient management of limited resources in business and government.
With its increased use, ICT has encompassed more and more critical systems
that have become exceedingly complex in nature. This ubiquity and complexity
has made the management and protection of vital data within these systems an
ever more difficult and, consequently, more expensive undertaking.
In the 21st Century, the economic success of nations and their ability to
participate in wider regional and global integration will mostly depend on
their ability to protect vital individual, commercial and government data
without infringing on privacy, the flow of commerce, and the efficiency of
the state.
Countries of Southeastern Europe have similar administrative and
technological backgrounds and levels of economic development and they all
aim to join the European and Euro-Atlantic integrative processes in the near
future.
The aim of this conference is to bring together experts from the region, as
well as from the more developed nations, to explore the latest solutions and
technology and develop a regional strategy to efficiently implement data
protection.
The aim of the exposition is to showcase local and regional solutions that
use innovative approaches by combining cost-effective ingenuity and the best
international technology.
info@DataProtection2003.info
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