Past Events

Join the National Crime Agency (NCA) for an in person briefing on the UK threat from Serious and Organised Crime (SOC), grounded in the National Strategic Assessment (NSA), the UK’s single authoritative assessment of the SOC threat.

On Thursday 28 May (14.00-15.00) techUK is delighted to be hosting the Department for Science, Innovation & Technology (DSIT) for a webinar on government’s newly launched, voluntary Cyber Resilience Pledge.

Join techUK, HPE, and Danfoss to challenge long‑held assumptions about data centres.

Join us to hear from senior DSIT officials about opportunities to transform how government procures and uses cloud infrastructure.

Join techUK as we set out the current state of play for Smart Data driven innovation in the property sector. We will hear from industry leaders and Government on what needs to come next to accelerate the adoption of tech driven solutions in the property sector and to outline the critical role digital ID must play in that process. The session will feature a programme of presentations and panel discussions.

Join us for our monthly collab session for professionals in telecoms security

Our next Defence Spring Dinner will take place on Thursday 21 May 2026

The UK Spectrum Policy Forum (SPF) warmly invites you to its annual conference on the future of spectrum policy.

The Renewables Procurement & Revenue Summit 2026 is the leading event for the UK and Ireland’s renewable energy ecosystem, addressing critical market realities and opportunities.

This forum provides a collaborative environment for technology providers and public safety partners to connect, exchange insights, and support the transformation of communication and data sharing across policing, courts, prisons, and probation services.

techUK is delighted to be hosting the Securing the Chain: Innovation, Accountability and Resilience in Supply Chain Security webinar on Wednesday 20 May.

Join the Digital Targeting Web team for a webinar to hear an introduction to how to respond and get involved with the Challenge Book, an overview of the DTW Mission threads and a description of the first test Use Case being launched through their Challenge Book process.

Delivering the NHS 10 Year Plan and achieving the required 2% productivity gains depends on the effective adoption of national capabilities, and on NHS England, systems and suppliers working together in a more systematic, insight driven way to scale safely across the NHS.